Comments on: “internet Explorer Warning – Visiting This Website May Harm Your Computer.”?

By: Miguel Brito

Miguel Brito — Wed, 20 Oct 2010 11:26:56 +0000

just click back and dont go to the site couse it has viruses

By: Kiran Niranjan

Kiran Niranjan — Wed, 20 Oct 2010 10:34:49 +0000

there will be a wrong files..so live that site..and u cannot do any thing its there fault..!!
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By: disturba

disturba — Wed, 20 Oct 2010 05:22:35 +0000

I say update your security software, and then scan your computer. I am pretty sure it will detect a file with the name googletoolbaruser_32.exe.

By: Giedrius M

Giedrius M — Tue, 19 Oct 2010 22:26:15 +0000

You got an rogue antivirus adware. They try to sell you some sort of fake antivirus.
Reboot into safe mode with networking and disable every add-on from browser you do not know. Remove proxy. Download malwarebytes or spyware doctor and do a full system scan

By: MJ

MJ — Tue, 19 Oct 2010 15:48:38 +0000

You got a rogue antivirus program. I don’t know which one, but from this text “Windows Security Alert, Application cannot be executed. The file googletoolbaruser_32.exe is infected.” I guess that it’s from the same family as Antivirus Action malware. Here’s a step by step removal guide that should work for you too: http://deletemalware.blogspot.com/2010/1…
Also, this is a good read: http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/virus-re…
Best of luck!

By: Dan A Ayen

Dan A Ayen — Tue, 19 Oct 2010 14:04:09 +0000

You are infected so I am sending whole script for virus and malware removal #1 should clean computer but in case I sent all P.S. the pop up anti-virus is the virus
System restore bad idea if you think you have a virus it may spread it you can lose files or programs you paid for depends on when last restrore was done. never do a restore without having a full backup
format: never format with out a full backup
If you don’t have internet access:
go to control internet options click on connection tab LAN settings uncheck proxy server (unless you set this up or your ISP/Administrator) virus was probable using port 6555 for it update
1: Your computer may be infected it need to be clean. run a full virus scan if you don’t have anti-virus go to download.com and get a free one. do not by one on line you are infected and you may end up giving you credit card info out to thieves if it won’t let you download an anti virus program boot your computer in safe-mode with networking (that the press F8 key when you restart your computer) I recommend a cold start shut the computer down and leave it off 30 sec. then restart and press F8 remember pick with arrows keys safe-mode with networking login to windows when it come up and go to download.com and download Spybot search & Destroy or MalwareBytes both will install in safe mode and run do the updates for it and do a full scan then go to eset.com and do their free online virus scan.
if this doesn’t work
2: you need to go to http://www.ubcd4win.com/ on a friends computer and build a a bootable cd or dvd download file is at http://www.securitywonks.net/listing/vie…
and this one does it all will give you internet access to update the files for spybot search & destroy then run it. It free also when you get the computer back boot in safe mode withnetworking (shift F8) and go to eset.com and do a free anti-virus scan make sure you put the disk in and then turn off the computer so it a cold boot
3: if all this fails then you must backup all your data to removable storage or pull your hard drive put in a new one install your operating system and your applactions your anti-virus and anti-malware do all updates and put your data back (data doc,pictures music, passwords anything important on your computer) after it up and running change all passwords.