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Drifter77 · Apr 27, 2008, 12:57 PM

About ready to give up. It is a dll file called pmnILBrr.dll and it spawns new adware and spyware as it lives on. The spware and adware I can kill but the file itself is impossible. I tried safe mode, safe mode with a command prompt, it always shows as being used by another program. It must have attached itself to a windows critical process, in that case, maybe I should just backup and reformat... for the 4th time?:mad:

invisibleman_productions · May 14, 2008, 12:24 AM

Click start>click run type in msconfig and then press enter. Go to the start up tab and uncheck everything except your anti virus,click OK and reboot.

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zz1958 · May 22, 2008, 10:32 PM

Originally Posted by Drifter77

About ready to give up. It is a dll file called pmnILBrr.dll and it spawns new adware and spyware as it lives on. The spware and adware I can kill but the file itself is impossible. I tried safe mode, safe mode with a command prompt, it always shows as being used by another program. It must have attached itself to a windows critical process, in that case, maybe I should just backup and reformat...for the 4th time?:mad:

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JimGunther · Jul 9, 2008, 10:33 PM

This never fails for removing files like that. First of all, reboot to DOS. Go to the directory where the file is located. Type in this command: DEL /P. This will go down every file in the directory and will ask you if you want to delete each one. Type N for the OK files and Y for the one you want to delete.