Does the Trojan.Vundo virus hijack and redirect a search engine's results?
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No Vundo is a data harvester and pop-up annoyer.  You are looking for some other type of malware.  Suggest you grab the latest copy of adaware and give it a whirl.
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I don't know how to cut and paste answers here,but I just typed the word into my Internet Explorer bar and there is a lot of information there. It is a 'worm',highly dangerous,with many alias names.
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you definately have sypware and url redirector viruses on your computer. You need a good antispyware program plus a antivirus program as well. I recommened from experience Ad Aware to remove the spyware and AntiVir for the trojan viruses..both are free :)
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Try running a virus scan to quarantine the virus. You can also visit http://symantec.com/ if you know the name of the Trojan to see if they have a fix.
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Yup, me too.  I use avast! and I know they can stop it if they find it too.  I have automatic updates so I'm not worried.  A lot of hype about this virus/trojan, but really if you haven't updated your anti-virus, you deserve to get hit by this.  LOL.  Just kidding.  \n\nUpdate your ANTI-VIRUS!!!!
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yes\n\nRun a scan and it should remove the virus.  \n\nYou might also get adaware or spybot and run them to get rid or spyware and adware
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I wrote a batch file to fix this virus.\n\nYou can find it here.\n\nhttp://krazyfukr.awardspace.com/
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install a virus scanner and it will tell you if a website has a virus - Sending Out An SOS.
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either goggle it or go to Microsoft security and enter it there to find the correct form of virus
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The Trojan Clicker is a trojan that remains resident in Windows memory and constantly tries to connect to certain websites on Internet. This is done to fake visit counters for certain pages in order to earn more money for displaying ads on these pages.  Basically, you clicked on something you shouldn't have, and you probably didn't even know it.  Nice, eh?\n\nIf you use FSecure products to analyze your system, looks like they falsely identified the problem.  "Trojan-Clicker.JS.Tagem.A was classifed as a Trojan-Clicker.\nTagem.A is a false positive detected by update version 2006-06-02_01. The issue was resolved with update version 2006-06-05_03."  Updating your database should correct the problem.\n\nIf you really have this, it doesn't sound like fun.  The TechGuy link below is a thread discussing how to get rid of it, but it doesn't sound positive.  You should download a copy of the latest version of HijackThis (1.99.1, I believe), and you should also run the Kapersky lab free virus scanner to see what it says.  If you still can't get it out by yourself, try posting to the TechGuy forums.  Good luck!
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its called a browser hijacker better get a good antispyware update it and run it in safe mode
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There is a web hosting server, which has got different virual folders setup as websites...more like a schema...those folders are locked with a referenced IP address. So when you type in the website address...DNS reosloves the name to the IP address...and gives you the website to  your browser!\n\nHelps??
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http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/trojan.vundo.removal.tool.html\n\nSymantec removal tool
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It's a virus and trojan loader exploit.\n\nQuit using IE immediately, switch over to Firefox, and then download a whole battery of anti-virus and anti-trojan software and sweep and scan your machine immediately.
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That's pretty dirty to spew lies about a competing website giving you a virus...you will never succeed if you continue to use those tactics.\n\nIf that's not the case...\n\nIf you had a tech come to your home, why didn't he answer this for you? Call him, you must have paid him plenty eh?\n\npissant\n\n=================
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you may have downloaded something onto the machine to stop it from working correctly if you can use default search engines.\n\n\nI can use mine without a shaddow of a doubt you need try do a spyware check or virus check that you can and then remove something it sounds like a time for a spybot mission on your computer...\n\n\nThats assuming that you have that running on your machine...
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If i understand you correctly, you are saying everytime you open the internet it redirects you to a webpage with a virus on it.  You never stated if you could leave the web page and view another, if you can, check out this page.  WWW.GEEKSTOGO.COM.  Its a great page with lots of helpful information and lots of informative members that will help you get rid of any problems on your computer.  You will have to register but it is quick, free, and painless.  There are also a few programs on that site available to download that will search, detect, and wipe away any trash, virus, malware, spyware, etc on your computer.