Trojan advice

alienghostalienghost Posts: 1,492
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I don't really know much about computers, and I've been lucky so far that I have not had much infect my laptop except cookies and one or two viruses that were detected and removed quickly. However I have a trojan on now, and it's apparently one that attacks the anti-virus itself, and I've heard those are hard to get rid of. I'm not sure what is the best thing to do. My AVG has detected it and quarrantined it, a scan of AVG afterwards revealed nothing and I have run other spyware/antivirus scans which haven't turned up anything either, but I wonder if there is more that I need to do or could do.

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  • flagpoleflagpole Posts: 44,641
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    sounds like it's fixed.

    the only thing i'd suggest would be downloading, installing, updating and running malwarebytes anti malware. it seems to be the best of the bunch.
  • Alan FAlan F Posts: 1,043
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    Start in 'Safe Mode' before scanning with Malwarebytes
  • flagpoleflagpole Posts: 44,641
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    obviously you'd have to update it in normal mode first.
  • alienghostalienghost Posts: 1,492
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    Thanks very much, I'll give Malwarebytes a try as well.
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