Re: how to get rid of Trojan.zeroaccess!inf

ccla · ‎01-30-2012

I did forget to mention it before.

the computer is not mine and i do not have access to it 24/7.

I think the owner is for the 'format' solution.

thanks to all, i will keep all the info in case i will need them

Quads · ‎07-21-2008

Be aware there are or was some variants that if the system is fully infected and running, It will survive a standard Windows Reformat.

Quads

ccla · ‎01-30-2012

Quads, what can you suggest me to format?

thanks in advance

Quads · ‎07-21-2008

I can remove the zeroaccess and any leftovers including the folder So it is gone leaving Windows intact.

Quads

steve2234 · ‎03-23-2012

Having a similar problem. Can someone help me correct this?

cgoldman · ‎06-25-2008

steve2234 wrote:
Having a similar problem. Can someone help me correct this?

Hi

The thing is "similar" is not the "same" and it would be dangerous to follow advice for one problem and apply it to yours.

So if your system is not identical i.e. 32 bit Windows 7 or whatever, as the original poster here, then you should create a new thread and detail exactly what your issue is, what your operating system is, etc.

Otherwise if you problem is identical then I suggest you subscribe to this thread and follow the advice given. But having said that no two system are identical and if comes to producing log files then you are not going to have identical logs and again you would be best to post your own thread and await advice therein.