Well, I think I've managed to vanquish (at least temporarily) that particular trojan. At least, the AV that first found it isn't finding it NOW. :)
Thanks to
evilbunny for the links. Sadly, neither was completely helpful...but they did point me in a couple of useful directions. Particularly the bleepingcomputer site. I used the autoruns.exe in Safe Mode and unchecked all instances of the .dll file. But I still couldn't delete the bugger.
Then I got the idea (from another AV program) of changing the file's extension name. So, the file is no longer on autorun AND the extension is changed. Once I rebooted the computer, it was simple enough to find and delete the file.
We'll see if the bastard script manages to replicate itself. But for now, no virus.
Go me!
Thanks to
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Then I got the idea (from another AV program) of changing the file's extension name. So, the file is no longer on autorun AND the extension is changed. Once I rebooted the computer, it was simple enough to find and delete the file.
We'll see if the bastard script manages to replicate itself. But for now, no virus.
Go me!