how can i delete wukill.exe virus i can find it inside every folder and drive in my computer help me please?
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You can do an on-line scan of your computer.\n\nGo to\nhttp://www.pandasoftware.com/products/activescan.htm\nAnd click [Scan Your PC]\n\nOr get any updated antivirus and scan your computer ...
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Hi there,\n\nmwsrvacc.exe is used by many trojans:\nhttp://fileinfo.prevx.com/filesearch.asp?Sort=B&Filesearch=mwsrvacc.exe\n\nThe best and easiest way to remove this is by installing the Free Trial of Prevx1.  This will scan your PC and remove this and any other infections free of charge.
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do a virus scan of ur whole c: drive... whatever background ur tryin to use is infecting ur computer...
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You don't want to delete that folder, trust me. It is not a virus, it is probably just marked as an essential folder. You should be able to right click on it, and go to details (or options). From there, the bottom has four boxes, the only ones that should be checked would be read-only, if that even.
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Hi there,\n\nWinlogon.exe is part of the Trojan SystemPoser infection:\nhttp://spywarefiles.prevx.com/RRHDIG2178/winlogon%252Eexe.html\n\nThis can be removed by running the free trial of Prevx1 which will scan your PC and remove this and any other infections free of charge.  \nhttp://www.prevx.com\n\nHowever, the problem is how you get this on your infected computer if it keeps rebooting. Hopefully you will be able to download and save this to a CD, and then try and install this on your infected computer before it reboots.  \n\nHowever, there is a way to stop your computer from automatically rebooting:\n\nClick Start and Run and type cmd.\nYou can then abort a shutdown with this command: shutdown -a.\n
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Hi!! Just dont worry. U can clear it easily. Please use the trendMicro Internet security 2006. It will clean it. i have clean the Virus with the help of this anti-virus. u can download it from the Following address.
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Open the Control Center and click on the Virus Vault then go to Action > Delete Files or Empty Vault and that should take care of it.  You could also try Heal Files but that doesn't always work, I would remove them.\n\nIf that doesn't work, I don't know and maybe you have tried that already...
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Use a good antivirus program. Here you have some choices:\nhttp://askcomputerexpert.ws43.com/download/
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Run your virus program after you do read and do this first:\n\nWindows ME and XP utilize a restore utility that backs up selected files automatically to the C:&#92;_Restore folder. This means that an infected file could be stored there as a backup file, and VirusScan will be unable to delete these files. You must disable the System Restore Utility to remove the infected files from the C:&#92;_Restore folder.\n\nNow go here: to learn how to disable system restore:\n\nhttp://vil.nai.com/vil/SystemHelpDocs/DisableSysRestore.aspx
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I would go and download the free trial of McAfee Anti Virus from Mcafee.com.  It's the best virus software out there, in my opinion.  That sounds like a better idea to me than trying to remove it yourself.  If you accidentally delete an important system file you have problems out the caboose.
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Get someone to locate the virus file for you. And then, hey presto, press the delete button on your keyboard. Remember: Always let someone do the hardwork for you while you do the final and decisive action. P.S. This applies to every situation and not only on the deletion of virus.
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Try using this from microsoft:\n\nMalicious virus removal tool:\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/security/malwareremove/default.mspx\n\nGood Luck
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Use a different computer to get a boot disk to clean the virus. That way you don't have to lose anything.
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Download AVG free virus scan and run it all the time. Download Adaware for spam removal and run it often. Do all of your windows updates, clean up unused files and programs once in a while. Be super careful what you download and scan every file for viruses. Don't let your cat walk on your keyboard. :P
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Use a good antivirus for a thorough scan of your computer. If it can't help you can try reinstalling your operating system. To permanently remove malware from the computer try a fresh install rather than upgrade or repair.\nyou have not mentioned what OS you are using? \nIf it is windows it will help. Viruses generally infect your active partition only, so reinstalling your operating system will help. After that you should perform a scan for the whole hard disk.\nIn most cases this method works
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Do you know what kind of virus it is? If you just want a virus remover in general I suggest AVG It's completely free and it works GREAT! \n\nYou can get it at www.grisoft.com It's an antivirus software :)
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Well, I had a client with the same software loaded on.    It is a nasty little spyware program.  I found that even using a spyware removal program such as Ad-Aware with its add-ons didn't work.  Try this below:\n\n) Because several files may be in use currently when NCase has infected your system, you should first start Windows in Safe Mode, generally by pressing F8 when the computer restarts and choosing Safe Mode for the list of choices.\n\n2) Remove the Startup Entry in the Registry\n\nClick on Start, Run, Type REGEDIT and Click OK\n\nClick the pluses(+) next to the following items\nHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \nSoftware \nMicrosoft \nWindows \nCurrentVersion \nRun\n\nRight-Click on the file MSBB and click DELETE \nCheck for any randomly named entries pointing to an EXE file of the same name in the Windows directory \n(this can be part of the NCASE infection as well)\n\nClick the pluses(+) next to the following items\nHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \nSoftware \nMicrosoft \nWindows \nCurrentVersion \nUninstall \nRight-click and Delete the following folders\nnCase \nmsbb \nClick the pluses(+) next to the following items\nHKEY_Current_User \nSoftware \nRight-click and Delete the folder called 180solutions \n3) Delete the NCASE folder and/or the MSBB.exe file\n\nOpen My Computer, Drive C, Program Files \nRight-click on the NCASE folder (if it exists) and Delete it, you may also find a 180Solutions folder, delete this as well. \nLook for and Delete MSBB.EXE in the System or System32 directory under Windows \n\n4) Remove the Active X Control (if present)\n\nOpen My Computer, Drive C, Windows, Downloaded Program Files folder \nRight-click on the nCaseInstaller Class entry (if present) and click Delete \nClose back out to the Desktop \n5) Reboot the computer in Normal Mode and test (ncase should be gone\n\nGood Luck!