obamma virus and xp
- Thread starter jwf
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I have no experience of this particular one but I have yet to see on that couldn';t be removed. Rest assured that having posted about it here, (he reads all of everyone's e-mails) your President will read this and correct your spelling. 
Seriously, if your anti-virus utility can't deal with it, download the trial version of MalwareBytes from http://www.malwarebytes.org. Install and update it then restart into Safe Mode with Networking (by tapping Function 8 as you power up), update it again and run the full scan.
Tick every entry it identifies as a threat and click Remove Selected then restart into Normal Mode (by doing nothing) and post back if you don't think you cleared it completely. Other, stronger tools are...
Seriously, if your anti-virus utility can't deal with it, download the trial version of MalwareBytes from http://www.malwarebytes.org. Install and update it then restart into Safe Mode with Networking (by tapping Function 8 as you power up), update it again and run the full scan. Tick every entry it identifies as a threat and click Remove Selected then restart into Normal Mode (by doing nothing) and post back if you don't think you cleared it completely. Other, stronger tools are...
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I have no experience of this particular one but I have yet to see on that couldn';t be removed. Rest assured that having posted about it here, (he reads all of everyone's e-mails) your President will read this and correct your spelling. Seriously, if your anti-virus utility can't deal with it, download the trial version of MalwareBytes from http://www.malwarebytes.org. Install and update it then restart into Safe Mode with Networking (by tapping Function 8 as you power up), update it again and run the full scan.
Tick every entry it identifies as a threat and click Remove Selected then restart into Normal Mode (by doing nothing) and post back if you don't think you cleared it completely. Other, stronger tools are available.
Seriously, if your anti-virus utility can't deal with it, download the trial version of MalwareBytes from http://www.malwarebytes.org. Install and update it then restart into Safe Mode with Networking (by tapping Function 8 as you power up), update it again and run the full scan. Tick every entry it identifies as a threat and click Remove Selected then restart into Normal Mode (by doing nothing) and post back if you don't think you cleared it completely. Other, stronger tools are available.
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