I have obtained a Trojan :'c

BreadfruitClock · April 22, 2008, 06:19:53 AM

So i bought this fabulous program the other night, but they forgot to give me a serial number! So rather then bother them for one i found WHAT SEEMED like a friendly keygen, and being the rather large idoit i am i got me a big ass trojan horse right up my ass. I keep getting an error message about something that needs to be deleted but when i choose to delete it it just asks to restart my computer and shows the message agian upon relogging. My computer now lags like shit and cannot connect to the internet, and i have no experience with these little shits so just hold my hand. I'm on a school computer right now.

tl;dr breadfruit is a big dumb head and needs help removing a virus

k0ma · April 22, 2008, 06:29:12 AM

Where did you save this particular keygen? Have you been DISINFECTING the immediate area?

BreadfruitClock · April 22, 2008, 06:32:08 AM

Quote from: BrainChild;1288724Where did you save this particular keygen? Have you been DISINFECTING the immediate area?

Keygen was deleted before i knew i was infected, i do remember getting alot of "TROJAN FOUND" messages when i downloaded it, but it said they were deleted. If i remember correctly, the file it keeps requesting to delete is something like C:\Windows\System32\nnnlol.dll or something like that, which does not even exist (there IS somthing like C:\Windows\System32\nnnloI.dll which wont delete though).

RabidClock · April 22, 2008, 06:33:34 AM

I suggest downloading an antivirus to delete it for you, or you can google the filename and hope there's a free fix for it.

p.s. AVG is free

EDIT: Better yet, get a Mac and avoid viruses altogether.

BreadfruitClock · April 22, 2008, 06:35:03 AM

Quote from: RaBiDcLoCk;1288726I suggest downloading an antivirus to delete it for you, or you can google the filename and hope there's a free fix for it.
p.s. AVG is free
EDIT: Better yet, get a Mac and avoid viruses altogether.

The filename does not bring up anything, and i kinda want to save my computer rather then buy a new one, especially a yucky Mac.

BobbyClock · April 22, 2008, 06:45:07 AM

Nooo~ Not my little baby

BreadfruitClock · April 22, 2008, 06:47:31 AM

Help me sugar!!

k0ma · April 22, 2008, 06:48:57 AM

googles got nothin on nnnloi.dll

i wonder why the fuck you cant delete it

BreadfruitClock · April 22, 2008, 06:51:23 AM

Quote from: BrainChild;1288735googles got nothin on nnnloi.dll

i wonder why the fuck you cant delete it

It says it is being used, which scares me!
Also keep in mind that might not be the right file name, i'm stating that from memory.

k0ma · April 22, 2008, 06:56:37 AM

hit ctrl+alt+del to open the task manager, then click over to the "Processes" tab. do you see any .exe's running that you don't recognize? if so, how much memory are they using?

BreadfruitClock · April 22, 2008, 06:59:50 AM

I did that and nothing seemed out of the ordinary.

SpinningCubeClock · April 22, 2008, 07:00:27 AM

OMG UR FUCKED!

k0ma · April 22, 2008, 07:03:15 AM

What kind of connection do you have to the internet? If wireless do you know how to maintain a healthy wireless network or does someone in the house take care of it?

BreadfruitClock · April 22, 2008, 07:03:29 AM

Quote from: SpinningCubeClock;1288745OMG UR FUCKED!

THIS IS WHY NOONE BUYS YOUR GODDAMN CD

Quote from: BrainChild;1288749What kind of connection do you have to the internet? If wireless do you know how to maintain a healthy wireless network or does someone in the house take care of it?

Its wireless, i don't touch it. I turned it off before i left the house.

SpinningCubeClock · April 22, 2008, 07:05:45 AM

I was kidding

I love you

I'll sell you one for half price

RabidClock · April 22, 2008, 07:05:50 AM

try booting into safe mode and then deleting it, it might be part of a service that's running because of the trojan.

(just start pressing F9 until something happens at boot up)

k0ma · April 22, 2008, 07:07:14 AM

I would recommend unplugging the router completely for about a minute and removing then reinserting any cards, however, do not remove or insert any card while power is being flowed through it. It will combust and you will be saddened.

BreadfruitClock · April 22, 2008, 07:08:00 AM

Quote from: SpinningCubeClock;1288751I love you

Give me a hug, i need it.

Quote from: RaBiDcLoCk;1288752try booting into safe mode and then deleting it, it might be part of a service that's running because of the trojan.

(just start pressing F9 until something happens at boot up)

Safemode does seem like a good idea, i didn't attempt it yet (and if it wasn't for you i wouldn't even know how to attempt it).

Quote from: BrainChild;1288754I would recommend unplugging the router completely for about a minute and removing then reinserting any cards, however, do not remove or insert any card while power is being flowed through it. It will combust and you will be saddened.

I don't have a card i have something that connects by usb, and it didn't seemed to be on (theres a blue light that blinks, and it wasn't blinking!).

k0ma · April 22, 2008, 07:09:19 AM

Safemode is a perfectly fine idea.

BreadfruitClock · April 22, 2008, 07:12:13 AM

I won't have access to said infected computer for a few hours, can the trojan do any damage while the computer and internet are shutdown?

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I have obtained a Trojan :'c