Hi this suhail , I got in my PC spy ware virus. I try to remove, I can't do it that one. Is automatically change the wallpaper, in wallpaper the showing spyware detected in your PC.

And display properties in some of setting are hide.. like desktop and setting...

Please reply me...


I'm wait for your answer...

Read through these pages and see if you can fix it with the solutions offered:

display tab missing & system restore not working [Archive] - Techzonez

Wallpaper changed to virus warning, no wallpaper or screensaver tab in display properties. System Restore Points Missing : Virus, Trojan. Pakes or KilAV virus

Can't Change Desktop Wallpaper

Thanks you,.

I finish that one. But we have network share. Now it was coming for every one PC, how I stop this spyware.

There's no shortcut for good spyware/AV defense. Follow the instructions in the "after the storm" checklist of things to do to harden your computer(s) against infection.

AFTER THE STORM

Hi, now I was found the spy ware virus, from were is it coming. That coming from the website, the site name is Kuwaitsamachar.com

I need to use that website every day, but if I use. The virus is affected my PC. What I do sir. Can you give me some answer to me,to stop that spyware virus..

Please help me sir. I'm waiting for you are answer..

I'm sorry, but you're at a crossroads. You have to decide what's more important... that website or the safety of your computer.

My solution not too long ago was to stop using Internet Explorer. I switched to Mozilla Firefox as a web browser, then installed the plugins (free) that gave Firefox the ability suppress online ads AND the NoScript addon which disallows scripts of any kind to operate on any website without explicit permission FROM ME on a site by site basis.

When I visit Amazon.com I can enable their scripts because I know the page is safe.

I just tried to go Kuwaitsamachar.com and Firefox intercepted the site completely giving me a warning that this website is a known attack site and using it in any way will result in problems on my computer. So I didn't allow FireFox to continue.

So, I would switch to FireFox first, then I would have a heart-to-heart with my "need" to use that website everyday. Making that choice means you're inviting the devil into your computer.

This is in your hands. You know the danger. The solution is to stop going to that web site.

Yea, OK.. thanks. Beaucaire...

Really you are great. Thank you very much , for you are answer me. Can you give me , you are personal contact no are email Id.

Please sir,

Click on my name in any of the posts above and it provides personal contact options. I'm always available. Cheers.

Hi J. how are you ? Now I have the problem for spy ware. Every thing is OK, but Still now one message is showing in task bar icon . That is
( System alert! Your computer is infected!
Windows has detected spyware infected!
Its is recommended to use the special antispyware tools to prevent data loss. Windows will now download and install the most up-to-data antispyware for you
Click here to protect your computer from spyware! )


How I remove this one, please answer me. I was wait on for your answer.

Try the steps on this page:
Remove Malware

You should switch to FireFox, too. It is much better at keeping the spyware out when surfing on the dangerous websites.

I am not very good with computers and I was wondering if it is possible for a spywear or virus or anything to get on to you computer and track what you have done over a few weeks and continue to do it.. (example> about three weeks ago I use the archive folder in my e-mail, and a couple of days ago I found that it has been opened up again. At the times it was open I was not on my computer but had left it running. I have a computer monitering system installed and that is how I checked that. Could a spywear or something be capable of this?)

Hi,
First End the process ( which is running for spyware) from windows task manager. Then download & install Malwarebyte and Superantispyware on your computer and full scan your computer throgh Malwarebyte & Superantispyware.