You have to prove that i switched to win7loader yesterday ie8 is unsafe i don't use it i use firefox especially for logins and passwords.
Fix: 1.Open RemoveWAT, close all programs and then click "Restore WAT"/"Remove WAT" - let it reboot (auto). 2.Open RemoveWAT and repeat once again untill you get "Remove WAT" then execute it as the final one. NOTE:while doing this your anti-virus will prompt access permissions to the internet for removeWAT.exe, allow it temporarily then block it's access from the internet so that the embedded trojan will be useless. [or] just block it completely via windows firewall it connects to 96.28.136.171 on port 49916..that must be the trojan's server..who cares anyway. Reason for this problem:Windows media player's automatic update, which cannot be disabled physically.Disable windows media center if possible(wont be a problem for now).
you know for sure? he could be caught red-handed now PS. Although I have NOT witnessed removewat itself, windows is accessing something or other over the internet, which cannot be turned off unless u want your internet cut off as well
He is a moderator here and it think it's shunned on for moderators to include trojans in their win 7 solutions...lol Have some respect he was the first guy to activate win 7 I believe so even though RW has some uninstall issues it does work as an solution p.s. I believe RW dl's the WAT update then disables it buy patch or deletion of some files. I'm uncertain exactly but there's no trojan
I think you're right ... At that moment, I use this tool downloaded from here and I have not had problems.
your stupidity have no borders, this tool is clean if you extract it you will find that the contents is a fake update "KB971033" to protect you from Micr0soft and the WSUSSCAN.cab for installing the update no virus no Trojan nothing @Ashq Try more next time and learn to use computers
Hi all. With regards to this issue, I never put anything malicious in my programs. I will investigate if something has snuck into the server, but this is incredibly unlikely considering the security behind the system and the competence and awareness of the admin.
so he admits that the executable file is packed with a trojan ? use ur heads, why would removeWAT require an internet connection - this proof is more than enough.
i doubt he will do that, coz he will have to edit the executable if he changes his mind by removing the virus ? [or] he could had just added those hashes in the first place when he started the thread?why didn't he?think abt it.