WinAntiVirus2008 (Win Antivirus 2008) Removal Instructions

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   gmclaren Says

   hello

   Apr 16th, 2007 at 9:41 am   

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   Tim Says

   If you are getting system alert popup about WinAntiVirus Pro 2007 after removing all the files above, try to find and delete these two dll:
   yayyvsp.dll
   awvtr.dll

   Apr 18th, 2007 at 12:19 pm   

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   Kerri Says

   My computer is completely locked up and I cannot perform any of these mentioned tasks in order to remove the Win Anti-Virus Pro 2007. Do you have any other suggestions? Please help!

   May 22nd, 2007 at 9:05 am   

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   Brian Says

   Kerri, have you tried to do it in Safe Mode?

   May 22nd, 2007 at 9:06 am   

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   kakiller Says

   BLARGH this thing came out of no where >_

   May 23rd, 2007 at 10:29 pm   

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   Tara Says

   Brian, how do you do it in safe mode because I’m having the same problem as Kerri?

   May 29th, 2007 at 9:55 am   

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   Manny Says

   there is another process name it hides itself under I just stopped it from running and it was something under minnst.exe or something like that.

   May 29th, 2007 at 11:29 am   

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   Adrian Says

   This Anti virus just started itself on my computer and i cannot shut perform any other task…. How can i remove this virus without the computer freezing ?

   May 29th, 2007 at 1:15 pm   

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   Christopher Says

   To start your system in safe mode:
   Shut down the computer completely.
   Power on
   Press F8 key repeatedly. If you get a keyboard error, restart your system and do this again.
   This will take you to a screen with many options such as (Normal, Safe Mode with Command Prompt, Safe Mode, Safe Mode with Networking). Use the arrow keys to highlight Safe Mode with Networking and press enter.
   You will recieve an alert saying that you are starting your computer in Safe Mode and a long paragraph explaining what Safe Mode is.

   A brief explanation of what is happening here:
   Safe Mode is a means of starting your computer with the bare minimum of processes and applications running. This mode of operation will keep the WinAntiVirus programs from loading, therefore, you will not see most if any of the processes listed. THIS DOES NOT MEAN THAT YOU SHOULD SKIP THE PROCESS STEP. Be sure to diligently scroll through the running processes to make sure that there aren’t any that have executed. Then continue to remove the registry keys, programs, and .dll files.
   Most programs will not install in Safe Mode, so you will not be able to install the tool listed above. If you are unsure about editing the registry, use Safe Mode to download and save the SpyHunter program to your computer. Boot into your normal mode and install it, then shut your computer down and run the program in safe mode. It may seem tedious, but sometimes it’s necessary.

   Hope this helps.

   May 30th, 2007 at 2:21 pm   

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    Vicky shedy Says

    Does anyone know where to find these registry values mentioned above?

    May 31st, 2007 at 12:31 pm   

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    Kevin Lewis Says

    Two more files to add to the list, both found in C:\Windows\System32:

    fcyxx.dll
    gebxyax.dll

    Jun 1st, 2007 at 8:34 pm   

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    Danny Says

    Hello,

    I’m following the instructions but can’t seem to find any of the files mentioned. Am i missing something here?

    Jun 2nd, 2007 at 10:59 am   

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    Loren Says

    i had gotten the anti virus windows pro 2007 i payed $52.90 i guess we all get played a fool once in our lives. so do not buy into there scam. thankyou

    Jun 4th, 2007 at 8:48 am   

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    Minnie Says

    hmm for some reason i cant find the rtasks or rtasks.exe when i search for them. Does that mean they’re not there or that they’re hidden under some other name?

    Jun 8th, 2007 at 6:48 pm   

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    Equity Says

    I always receive the winpyware and trojan alert. My Home paged has being blocked. i dont know what to do. Have followed all the process stated above and still can not solve the problem. It has even prevent me from opening my mail box.

    Equity

    Jun 9th, 2007 at 1:18 pm   

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    Minnie Says

    srry another question- when i looked for Reinstall or Uninstall WinAntiVirus Pro 2007, the search results came up with over 2000… Am i supposed to delete all of them…? soem of them didnt look at all related to winantivirus

    Jun 9th, 2007 at 6:48 pm   

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    professormp3 Says

    does the paid version of winantivirus pro work? I got it running on my computer and it works ok. that is its stopping viruses etc.. i uninstalled it many times and reinstsalled it with no problems. Can you shed some light here please. Thanks

    Jun 23rd, 2007 at 10:41 pm   

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    Chonda Says

    I have just found 29 more to add to your list for this fake WinAntivirus Pro 2007.

    asmngr.dll
    fopnl.dll
    IEFWBHO.dll
    Scnkrnl.dll
    settings.dll
    sqlite3.dll
    WAV6COM.dll
    winpgi.dll

    BORLNDMM.dll
    SCANADWR.dll
    SCANBCDR.dll
    SCANLDR.DLL
    SCANDOS1.dll
    SCANEMUL.dll
    SCANFUNC.dll
    SCANMCRL.dll
    SCANOTHR.dll
    SCANSCR.dll
    SCANTOOL.dll
    SCANTROJ.dll
    SCANWIN1.dll
    UNACPU.dll
    UNADBX.dll
    unamscan.dll
    UNMIME.dll
    UNPACK.dll
    UNPACKS.dll
    UNPACKS2.dll
    UNPEPACK.dll

    I hope that this will help you all out in this ungodly time, man I am beginning to really hate my PC. Good Luck all.

    Jun 26th, 2007 at 11:45 am   

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    Kurt Says

    I also was duped into purchasing the program and in trying to remove files in safe mode my computer locked up. Now when I try to start in safe mode I get to “multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(2)\WINNT\System32\Drivers\agp440.sys.” and it just stays there and will not go any further. How do I get past that point to get safe mode started? I am running Windows 2000 and realize this is for XP but the WinAntiVirus Pro 2007 was relevant. Just hoping someone can shed some light. Thanks.

    Jul 2nd, 2007 at 9:27 am   

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    Jon Says

    does anyone know of a good (and FREE) program that can get rid of this? I do not want to have to pay for spy hunter or spyware doctor etc… Thanks in advance

    Jul 16th, 2007 at 7:04 pm   

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    Maki Says

    I have never tried to edit registry by myself, but I would like to try to remove WinAntivirus Pro 2007. Is someone know any site to teach how to do it step by step?

    Thank you

    Jul 17th, 2007 at 2:41 am   

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    Rishi Says

    I had this winantivirus in my home pc and deteched 41 threats file so i quickly paid the subs and started to download the software. The next day I receive a email from my friend from Aust. I asked him about the winantivirus, he response immeadiately to my email and asked me to uninstall from my PC as soon as possible.

    Jul 17th, 2007 at 9:27 pm   

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    Maki Says

    Rishi,

    I would like to know how did you uninstall the software? Mine locates in control panel and I do not know how to remove the program from my pc.

    Jul 19th, 2007 at 8:00 am   

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    ilcielo Says

    hello, i seem to be infected by this virus too! It does not even permit me to run Adaware program this is driving me crazy. When I run Adaware, I receive an error message saying things like “c000021 fatal system error” and the computer shuts down! I hate my computer and this damn winantivirus thing that pops up all the time.

    i found a temporary relief. as long as i dont use internet explorer window or msn messenger or windows live messenger, nothing happens. I am using mozzilla browser these days and i receive no pop-ups.

    I think this winantiviru pro 2007 thing got into my computer through windows live messenger.

    Jul 21st, 2007 at 5:56 am   

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    raven Says

    i don´t think i have the program but i get a lot of annoyng pop ups from this thing and it opens up IE by itself(i use firefox)trying to get me to buy it or download it. is it harming my computer seriously yet?

    Jul 23rd, 2007 at 11:15 am   

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    Carlo Says

    After i had some virus problems, i get these pop-ups too in Internet Explorer, i’m still finding a cure.
    My Ad-aware SE version also gave blue screens. I de-installed it and installed Ad-aware 2007 (Free version). This works fine. Further Spybot-Search and Destroy and Windows defender do not find anything about WinAntivirus Pro 2007. Updated windows XP (sp2) with all security packs, but no cure yet.

    Jul 28th, 2007 at 7:06 am   

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    Matt Fisher Says

    I think you guys should probably reformat your computers if you have not been able to fix the issues. Before you do this make absolutely certain you have all your important documents backed up by burning them on to a CD/DVD or putting them on a USB drive, as when you reformat you will lose everything on your C:\ drive.

    o do it, just follow these directions:

    right at your very first boot screen (before the windows XP load screen…should say “DELL” or “IBM” or perhaps the motherboard company) it should say somewhere “hit F2/del/F10″ or some such key to enter SETUP. Hit this stated key (usually F2, F5 or DEL) before the windows boot screen comes on, this should bring you to your BIOS/CMOS menu. In this menu, go through all the options until you find something called BOOT SEQUENCE (usually in ADVANCED SETTINGS or BASIC SETTINGS), and when you find it, use the /- and up/down/enter keys to make the boot sequence as follows:

    #1 CD-Rom or DVD-ROM (whichever you own)
    #2 Hard Disk 1 or IDE01 (they usually mean the same thing)

    once this is complete, exit and save the settings, and the system should begin to reboot. You should now insert either your recovery CD or the official Windows XP CD (whichever came with your computer) and restart your computer once more. The computer should boot from this CD and you will be able to follow the directions it gives you from here to complete the reformat. However, do not choose to “recover” your old windows as this will not fix these virus/spyware issues. If you need any help please feel free to e-mail me at the address phish335 at hotmail dot com (at=@,dot=., this was done to prevent spam)

    Aug 3rd, 2007 at 12:42 pm   

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    Staffsarge Says

    This seems to be quite a large problem. Is there anywhere we can go, or something we can do to help people not get the adware? Signing petitions or something? Just something to help shut these bums down?

    Aug 5th, 2007 at 3:59 pm   

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    Tonya Says

    This is insane, I have been fighting a losing battle for the past 5 days. What can I do? I can’t find the files, I am not the most comp savvy person. Is there a program I can buy that will wipe this out. I am willing to do anything at this point aside from throwing my PC out the window (which I was very close to doing before I found out that there was more then just me battling this issue). TIA ~ Tonya

    Aug 6th, 2007 at 2:14 pm   

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    Kurtis Mullins Says

    My aunt was duped by this malware into purchasing the software, but of course she bought the $80 version which includes drivescanner. After about 8 hours of work, between trying to save her data and then I ended up with a messed up master boot record so I had to use a bunch of different peices of software to try to format the hd and use her compaq restore software (which sucks by the way). I found that the only program I could use to reformat the drive was a low-level disk utility known as fdisk. You can get this on ultimatebootdisc.com or just use a dos-compatible startup disk. I am very interested in getting her money back for her as she was conned and scammed into buying this peice of software. Also note that they now have her banking information as well as passwords since it’s a backdoor trojan. Who knows what furthur damages can be done. If you have this peice of malware, reformat immediately. It spreads like cancer and there’s almost no getting rid of it. If anyone has any information on getting my aunt’s money back, please let me know. The web site of that software says they have a 30-day money back guarantee…. Email me if you have furthur information or any questions kurtis dot mullins at my dot sinclair dot edu.

    Aug 10th, 2007 at 5:05 am   

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    Jess Says

    This winantivirus thing has taken away my abilities as comp admin. I can’t access the control panel. Can anyone help? Thanks

    Aug 14th, 2007 at 3:52 pm   

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    Bruce Says

    The winantivrus has taken several admin rights away. I no longer have access to the control panel, properties under my computer, and the regedit function. I loaded Avast and ran it in boot mode, and it deleted a number of files, but the popups are still occurring, and I still do not have admin access. Does anyone have any ideas what to do next? I can attempt reformatting, but I have only done this once before, so I think of that as a last resort.

    Thanks!

    Aug 17th, 2007 at 6:03 am   

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    Sheana Says

    I have spent the past 12 hours on the phone with pc safety, microsoft, norton, most of them 3 times….i have allowed them access to my computer by sharing, they too have not been able to fix the problem, I to do not have admin rights anymore, think it happened 5 days ago. I will be restoring my pc in the morning, have burned all important files to disc, I dread the time i will spend reloading all my software. Norton promised to get rid of the virus for $100 but only a 5% guar. they would be able to get my rights back to admin controls….. I will do it myself by going back to factory installed…

    Good luck to all

    Aug 18th, 2007 at 11:03 pm   

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    Young Says

    I found 2 value from the registry listed above but can’t find any files recommend to delete from the list above, anyway i has block the site and its related sites from IE.

    the site blocked is
    *replace [dot] with a (.)(i do this to prevent someone click on the autogenerate links by mistake)

    winantivirus[dot]com
    www[dot]errorsafe[dot]com
    www[dot]malwareremover[dot]com
    www[dot]systemdoctor[dot]com

    im not sure this can cure problem, at least it’s block the site from access to my system.

    Aug 20th, 2007 at 3:53 am   

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    Tony Dugan Says

    what about spyhunter is that safe to download and will it work against spy doctor pop ups, win anti viruns pro 2007 pop ups and that vundo trojan thats causing it all?
    i mean they made mput in my email just to post is do they really need that?

    Aug 20th, 2007 at 3:02 pm   

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    Tony Says

    This problem is getting out of hand! i fist found a trojan named vundo on spybot. I selected fix and remove problem ,but i said i cannot remove problem because vundo is still running in the memory. It then said to try again on reboot, but again it failed. this memory problem has occured on every program i use to try and delete it. how can i stop the memory process, and stop this problem?

    Aug 20th, 2007 at 3:29 pm   

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    Tony Says

    This problem is getting out of hand! i fist found a trojan named vundo on spybot. I selected fix and remove problem ,but i said i cannot remove problem because vundo is still running in the memory. It then said to try again on reboot, but again it failed. this memory problem has occured on every program i use to try and delete it. how can i stop the memory process, and stop this problem?

    vundo has caused these annoying and sad pop ups for win antivirus pro 2007

    Aug 20th, 2007 at 3:31 pm   

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    SunSilver Says

    Today I turned my PC on and these WinAntivirus pop ups are suddenly everywhere! They won’t go away!! We use Avast and so the first time I got the pop up, I thought it was Avast, so I clicked “yes, pls stop the computer from illegialy copying files and fix the problem”….Then Avast blasts this siren at me and tells me a trojan has been detected and to cancel download or something to make it stop. But now I’ve got constant popups and this annoying warning symbol in my notification corner. I’m hoping that we can work through the instructions above and get all the files… we just got this PC! But you are all right, this is certainly out of hand. I use Firefox, but the other user chooses IE… is that what’s its coming in through? If you have any recommendations or information, please please PLEASE email me. I would be greatly appreciative, b/c it just started today and I am hoping I can get rid of it before it embeds too deeply. I was surprised to see all of you writing about it, it looks like a huge problem and none of us should have to put up with this. My sympathies to all ~~ :o(
    SunSilver
    SunSilver2681-at-YAHOO-dot-com

    Aug 21st, 2007 at 12:17 am   

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    dm Says

    I just downloaded SuperAntiSpyware and restored my computer to a date previous to having the virus. All is good now and no more pop ups To restore your computer click on your start button, select run and then type in msconfig. select Launch system restore.
    All good

    Aug 21st, 2007 at 6:03 pm   

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    Jager Says

    I think I’ve gotten an evolved version of this or something, because it locks me out of registry edit, task manager, and the control panel. It says they have been disabled by my administrator. Seeing as how this is my home computer, and I’m the only one who uses it, I think its more likely that the Win Antivirus did this, since the first time I was unable to access the things listed above was about 2 minutes after Win Antivirus showed up. Any ideas?

    Aug 22nd, 2007 at 11:22 am   

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    Eileen Says

    I have been wrestling with winantivirus for 3 days now. I finally got contol panel back by using spybot scan and remove. I also used adaware and removed some more “stuff”. Finally after purchasing spyware doctor and running that. EZ virus protection did not pick up any of this. I also believe I got this through windows messenger. Not totally sure all is well but I have all my controls, etc. back and speed as well. We’ll see-tomorrow’s another day

    Aug 24th, 2007 at 1:27 pm   

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    Hate NastyWinAV Says

    I haven’t solved the whole thing yet, but I have stopped most of the annoying pop-ups. Just one left, and only on start-up. Have disconnected that PC from Internet though.

    First, disconnect from Internet to reduce likelyhood of re-infection part way through process

    Edit the registry
    Look at
    HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run

    WinAVX
    Contents show as ‘C:\WINDOWS\system32\WinAvXX.exe’

    Delete the value (highlight WinAVX and press the delete button).

    NastyWinAV creates polices that prevent Control Panel and Windows Update working.
    HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer

    NoControlPanel
    Contents show as ‘1′
    NoWindowsUpdate
    Contents show as ‘1′

    Delete each value (highlight NoControlPanel and press the delete button). When you exit Regedit, you will find you can get to the Control Panel again.

    HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\ShellNoRoam\MUICache

    C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\Startup\autorun.exe
    Contents show as ‘AntiVirus 2007 Pro’
    C:\Documents and Settings\%YourLoginName%\Start Menu\Programs\Startup\system.exe
    Contents show as ‘AntiVirus 2007 Pro’
    C:\WINDOWS\system32\printer.exe
    Contents show as ‘AntiVirus 2007 Pro’
    C:\WINDOWS\system32\WinAvXX.exe
    Contents show as ‘AntiVirus 2007 Pro’

    I don’t think these actually do anything.

    NastyWinAV does some sort of system restore point so be careful if you try to do a system restore, and go back beyond the point NastyWinAV arrived!

    NastyWinAV’s key files all get mentioned in C:\WINDOWS\Prefetch
    Printer.exe et al.

    NastyWinAV replaces C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\DRIVERS\ETC\HOSTS with one of its own which prevents lots of antivirus and firewall programs from being able to connect to their update points - and may prevent you using their web sites. Ideally, replace it with your own backup copy, or a fresh copy from somewhere. If all else fails, use notepad to create an empty HOSTS file in the \ETC, and then put in a single line saying

    127.0.0.1 localhost

    Hope this helps

    Aug 24th, 2007 at 3:00 pm   

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    Mark G Says

    Thanks alot Hate NastyWinAV!!

    so far everything is working great except my desktop..i have an active desktop so my picture went away and when i right click on properties for my desktop i still get that annoying Restriction pop up! AHHHH please help i dont liek the plain white backround with writing lol.

    edit: i still ahve a pop up from the bottom right hand corner!! the You computer is infected! one, with the red X

    Aug 29th, 2007 at 6:30 pm   

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    LT Says

    i can’t access regedit, control panel, and the “properties” of various things….anyone got any ideas? i removed winantivirus but i still don’t have access to these controls. help plz

    Aug 31st, 2007 at 6:40 pm   

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    Becky Says

    Ok, I acquired this wonderful virus (WinAntivirus Pro 2007)or diseaster or whatever it would be called yesterday and I spent most of last night trying to get rid of it by following all the hints listed on this website and I am still running into the adminisitration problem. I visited the spyhunter website and did their free scan and it showed (before I deleted all I could find) WinAV pro 2007 and WinAV pro 2006. On my own I have not been able to find anything stating WinAV Pro 2006. Any suggestions? Should I buy spyhunter, will it remove all the damaged files, etc? I can at least use my computer now but trying to make any program changes or anything having to do with “admin” I get this message “This operation has been cancelled due to restrictions in effect on this computer. Please contact your system administrator.” Can anyone help me further or tell me if spyhunter will correct this problem?

    Sep 5th, 2007 at 7:46 am   

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    Jerry Balderas Says

    I tried using the FREE version of AVAST but that still didn’t work. I’m using the trial version of Bit defender right now to get rid of it.

    THE FILES LISTED ON TOP ARE RANDOM GENERATIONS. The reason all of you guys are finding files that are not on the list is because some of the dll’s are randomly generated. As much as I hate this program, the programmers of this thing did a pretty good job of ANNOYING THE CRAP OUT OF YOU by keeping this dumb thing alive on your computer.

    For instance, these guys put in extra .dll files that will stop other antivirus software from running! They even put in an extra internet exlorer (add on) that prevents you from searching on google.com, altavista.com, and ask.com for ways to remove it. I’m assuming this scam is so successful that they have been able to hire good programmers to find ways to outsmart the user.

    Sep 7th, 2007 at 8:11 am   

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    Spider Says

    Hey Guys and Gals
    I had this crap pop up yesterday and we have solved the problem by reinstalling a restore disk which we made when we purchased our laptop. We had to go into safe mode to do it but we went back 4 days ago and guess what bob is your uncle. It worked no more nasty wincrap no antivirus pro 2007. If you are fortunate enough to have a restore disk sweet.

    Sep 9th, 2007 at 1:28 am   

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    John Stanger Says

    Its a bit of a problem.

    Thanks for the info, will try to remove files. Have spent las 24 hours tracking the fiend down with no success. Will try Spybot next.

    Sep 10th, 2007 at 12:31 pm   

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    vipin Says

    hi
    i use office laptop. when i connect @ home thru’ my network, there is no problem. But at office, whenever i try to open IE - it says finding website - nameservicedirect.com and never succeed connecting to Internet. Is this a type of Spyware. How can i get rid of this. I donot have administrator rights.

    Sep 11th, 2007 at 6:20 pm   

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    Jayce Says

    Hi,

    I think I have decided to take the easy way out and reformat my pc, but before that I need to ask if it is true that if I reformat, only my C drive will be wiped out? That means if I were to transfer all my important data to D drive after I reformat all my data will still be there in D drive?

    Sep 14th, 2007 at 4:14 pm   

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    Steve Says

    Does anyone know how companies like this can be prosecuted for the money and damages they cause people.
    Looking at this list of people who have this problem (and this is just the tip of the iceberg) laws should be passed and inforced against CRIMES like this! These people need to be held accountable! If anyone knows of any agency that deals with this kind of problem, PLEASE let me know.
    Thanks Steve

    Sep 27th, 2007 at 12:53 pm   

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    alassan Says

    please remove system alart from my pc.

    Oct 3rd, 2007 at 9:39 am   

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    Techguy Says

    Anyone know where I can get a copy of WinAntiVirusPro2007?
    I know its an infection,I want to infect a dummy machine so that I can find the actual process for removal.. Thanks..

    Oct 11th, 2007 at 1:44 am   

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    wes Says

    I have Win Antivirus pro 2007. I haven’t had any problems with my computer. Everthing that i have been reading say that it is no good. Th e thing that makes me upset is that i paid for this service. If there is anything that i can give you to help send me a E-mail.

    Feb 13th, 2008 at 3:55 pm   

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    TOM Says

    THIS “ANTIVIRUS” HAS WIPED OUT MY COMPUTER I WOULD LIKE
    TO SMACK THE PEOPLE WHO BUILT THIS. I CAN NOT EVEN REBOOT
    MY COMPUTER NOW

    May 25th, 2008 at 6:58 pm   

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    Caleb Says

    I just got the WinAntiVirus Pro, on my computer. If anyone has any idea how to delete it, please, help…

    Jun 1st, 2008 at 6:38 pm   

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    Pete Says

    Darn! I got this WinantivirusPro. It’s not going away no matter what I tried.

    Jun 2nd, 2008 at 12:56 am   

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    Kristine A Says

    Help! My computer is infected with WinAntiviruspro and LiveAntispy and all of these popups. It is a disaster. Short of dumping my hard drive, could someone give me simple instructions on what do to? I understand just enough of the computer to be dangerous! Thank you to anyone who can help.

    Jun 2nd, 2008 at 12:31 pm   

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    tina Says

    please help me i was also stupid….does anyone know how to get your money back????

    Jun 2nd, 2008 at 11:22 pm   

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    tina Says

    yes please as Steve says, I am willing to take this to court. I attempted to get off the site and was exited browser and was charged another $70 for tweak ram and perf optimizer what ever that is?? The infect us with a virus then the scam us into buying product then they illigal take mre money,something should be done! then after installing the $50 software still getting pop ups that computer s infected and windows has detected spyware infection…and directing to buy spyware. Lets all get a petition together and due these lousy ******** that are getting rich off us.

    Jun 3rd, 2008 at 2:27 am   

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    R J Solomon Says

    Me Too!
    What to do?

    Jun 6th, 2008 at 1:22 pm   

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    G Cox Says

    I am having the same problem with Winantivirus. I can’t remove it. It’s driving me crazy. Someone help!!!

    Jun 7th, 2008 at 8:01 pm   

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    Art Vandelay Says

    If i found out who makes this crap i wpuld put a bullet in their head for f***ing up my computer!

    Jun 10th, 2008 at 11:16 am   

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    TK Says

    Art, we all have the same feeling. As far as I know, these b*stards who created this spyware are not from U.S.. I doubt we can ever find them!

    Jun 10th, 2008 at 11:28 am   

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    Peter K. Breit Says

    This is maddening! Nearly two hours spent scanning, only to be told I must purchase the program in order to have the viruses deleted. Fairness would mean warning me in advance not to bother with the scan. This is unfair but perhaps the way it is done wherever this program, with its misspellings throughout, is designed.

    Jun 14th, 2008 at 9:28 am   

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