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coocy

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Hi Guys :) it's me again :} ,

How you've been?

I hope you can help me.

I have a virus on my pc.

When I run MS Antispyware it finds a virus called:

LookingFor Dial.

But when I remove it, it comes back after a few seconds.

:realmad: I also found out that it creates an html file in:

C:\WINDOWS\Web\desktop.html

One way or another it removes my own wallpaper and puts its own wallpaper which says that I have virus on my pc. It has a link to http://topantivirus.biz/ . This has links to anti-virus programs.

Don't know how to remove..so please help...

Coocy

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Have you tried scanning you're computer with spyware removers in addition to virus programs? With Spybot Search & Destroy or Ad-Aware for example..

You can also try to remove it with Stinger, a McAfee virus program which is quite good.

But if you can't remove it, why not just reinstall you're pc?

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Try the applications listed by TiXer.

If that fails, make a note of the location of the files and boot up with a disk like BartPE (http://www.nu2.nu/pebuilder/). Then manually remove the files from within PE. One of my friend's had a virus which Norton and another AV could not remove for some reason. I used BartPE to remove the file manually.

Re-installing should be the last option when you have exhausted all other possibilities.

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:( I have Panda Antivirus 2005, Spyware Doctor , Ad-Aware and Spybot Search & Destroy. All of them are updated BUT they didnt see the virus. :no:

Only Microsoft Anti Spyware and Ad-protect see it and called it: LookingFor.

Which is a Dialer which dials premium numbers and puts a wallpaper on the desktop with links to http://topantivirus.biz/.

When I remove the virus or dialer with either Microsoft Anti Spyware or Ad-protect ...it returns after a few seconds. :wacko:

Somehow by re-creating the deleted html file in:

C:\WINDOWS\Web\desktop.html.

Ill try Stinger

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Thanx for your quick reply.

Seems to me I have a big problem, because

just a few minutes agoI tried : McAfee Stinger and Avast.

Neither detected the LookingFor Dialer/virus.

What to do ?

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I also Posted Hijack this log.

And I tried what Tarun said.

But Avast didnt clean the dialer!

Hope someone will help with the right solution.

Because I tried alot of Anti virus programs.

I think this a New sort of virus.

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Well I am still trying to find out whats wrong.

I found out that all the anti-virus programs will remove it , but it comes back. Even NOD32 didnt even detect it !!!!!???

I think the Dialervirus starts up with the pc.

I found this out:

- in C\Windows\System32\lknfmkcp.exe

and a svchosts.dll. Both with the same exact date and time:

25 april 2005 12:45 am.

- in C\Windows\Prefetch\RUNDLL.32.exe-[some numbers and letters]

This one ran several dates and times up till now. each time it has

different letters and numbers and is bigger in size.

All 3 unknown applications.

But I still Don't know if I should just delete them. I know svchosts.dll is

NOT the same as svchost.dll

I do try all of your suggestions by the way. Thanks.

I am now looking at this website

http://www.f-secure.com/v-descs/googkle.shtml

BUT they dont say HOW to remove it. Permanently I mean.

Coocy

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