February 11, 200620 yr I use XoftSpy, AdAware, SpyBot search & destroy and they're excellent.I never had to format my computer.
February 11, 200620 yr Just download a Trojan Remover for the particular (the one your infected) trojan.Most of them are easy to work it, and dont even require installation.
February 11, 200620 yr There is an actual program called Trojan Remover, and it has been updated probably... several dozens of times over the past several years, but it is not free, and I have heard more bad reviews about it than good. It supposedly has the largest database of trojan recognitions, but I'm really not quite sure.
February 12, 200620 yr There is an actual program called Trojan Remover, and it has been updated probably... several dozens of times over the past several years, but it is not free, and I have heard more bad reviews about it than good. It supposedly has the largest database of trojan recognitions, but I'm really not quite sure.ive used trojan remover to remove a few trojans on other pcs and it seemed to work fine but i really havnt heard the bad sides of it,,mybe its because i dont really get problems to deal with trojans that much , can you tell us what are the bad sides to it when compared to other removers ?
February 14, 200620 yr I haven't used it in a year or so, it might be really good now, I don't know. lolI don't ever get trojans, the most I've got in the last few months is a bad cookie, which CCleaner took care of quickly.
February 14, 200620 yr I just remove them manually using HiJackThis with a bit of Regedit.(This is on friend's computers, mine has never had an infection since I installed the OS more than 5 years ago.) Edited February 14, 200620 yr by LLXX
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