Comments on: Virus Protect Pro (VirusProtect Pro 3.9) Removal Instructions

By: Ric

Ric — Wed, 16 Jan 2008 11:48:32 +0000

I got the VirusProtect after loading a video codec. I used SmitRem, and it cleared up much, but left the Zlob.Trojan. SpyHunter 3 cleared this up nicely (I hope).

This nasty little bug changed permissions in my /Local Settings folder, making 23 gigs of data invisible to me, (but not to folder options). Full system scans took over 6 hrs to complete until I found the problem. I had to go to Microsoft support and learn how to gain acces to the C:System Volume Information folder, and how to move/delete/reinstall the Temporary Internet Files folder.

I use BitDefender Internet Security 2008, and it only found 4 of the 170 infections, then couldn’t delete them because they were in archived files. The techies at BD had no clue about this bug, and had me running in circles for over a week.

So glad to be rid of this one!

By: ricky

ricky — Mon, 07 Jan 2008 16:07:17 +0000

I removed the “virusprotect 3.9″ spy with smitfraudfix.

This removed the fsehfcu.dll , the
program files /helper /video-add on /virus-protect 3.9

folders with data .

So the virus-protect 3.9 is just a fake , but
it looked like real software . I dont know how one
can come to this . Thats a good joke .

a happy new year 08 .

!!!

By: Mark

Mark — Sat, 05 Jan 2008 18:49:52 +0000

Thanx so much for the info on Smitfraudfix – I spent hours with other programs and no luck – tried Smitfraudfix and rebooted and no more VirusProtect on the start menu or popup’s – Thanx Again.