IE AntiVirus Descriptions:
IE-AV, or ie-av.exe, is a malicious executable associated with a rogue anti-spyware application called IE Antivirus 3.3, which is a clone of Malware Bell, IE Defender or Files Secure. If you happen to see this file, your computer might have been infected with IE Antivirus 3.3.

In order to remove this file from your computer, follow the manual removal instuctions, or detect and remove the rogueware automatically by downloading Spyware Detection Utility.
Detect IE-AV (ie-av.exe) automatically – Download SpyHunter* Spyware Detection Utility.
Manual IEAntVirus Removal Instructions:
Stop IEAntiVirus Processes:
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ie-av.exe
ie-avinstaller.exe
Find and Delete these IEAntiVirus Files:
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ie-av.exe
ie-avinstaller.exe
%desktopdirectory%\ie antivirus 3.3.lnk
%program_files%\ieantivirus\ieas.db2
%program_files%\ieantivirus\uninst.exe
%program_files%\ieantivirus\ie-av.exe
%program_files%\ieantivirus\ieas.db3
%program_files%\ieantivirus\ie-av.exe
%program_files%\ieantivirus\uninst.exe
%programs%\ie antivirus 3.3.lnk
Remove IEAntiVirus Registry Values:
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HKEY_CURRENT_USER\software\ieantivirus
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\software\microsoft\windows\currentversion\run antispy
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\software\microsoft\windows\currentversion\run antispy
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\software\microsoft\windows\currentversion\uninstall\ie antivirus
Detect IE-AV (ie-av.exe) automatically – Download SpyHunter* Spyware Detection Utility.
Be sure that ie-av.exe might have different alias names as well as different MD5 signatures. They are listed below:
| ieav[1].exe | 0ae38eb15aae0feda6f4b455122dac20 | |
| ieav.exe | 289c34ceceff2545ec771c3d999c6a04 | |
| ieav.exe | 476afae0ac740ac540a99760f8d0a1bc | |
| ieav.exe | d147905dcb660587b4da7230d57404cd | |
| ieav.exe | f91dc8dd0fd8de86f81268284abe469f |
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I was infected with av.exe on my XP machine. Couldn’t execute any programs. Sometimes I could get REGCURE to run but it wouldn’t find or correct anything. I brought the computer up in safe mode and went to a restore point 2 days before the infection and restored the system. I look for all the bad files/dlls mentioned on the web and found nothing. Computer is working fine. I would like a program that constantly monitors incoming activity and stops problems before they start.
Bill
Could you please send me the file?
My email is: redpie7654321@live.com
I’m going to run it on a test machine and see if I can remove it.