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How to Remove Malware/Viruses From Your Windows PC
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- Опубликовано: 25 янв 2022
- How to Remove Malware/Viruses From Your Windows PC
Today we will take a look at removing a nasty pc virus from your computer. This trojan is a XMRig Minor Trojan, this can be difficult to remove because it uses 100% of the CPU and Memory, which makes the pc unusable. I will show you a nice trick to suspend the process which gives you back control of your pc so you can remove the trojan virus.
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This was a nasty trojan virus to remove. Drop us a LIKE 👍
pretty sure you need XMrigminer when running cudo, mining monero. not to say this one wasnt a virus particularly. but the program is for mining
This was after I put it in excluded folder in windows defender
Nice video and thanks! It really is a shame that some people take pleasure in screwing other people over with these trojans/malware. It is a nice breathe of fresh air having you show us on what to do in cases like these happening to us! :)
Love removing malware
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Excellent work.... I learn so much from your flicks and a pleasure to watch as well.
Great to hear!
I had the same issue many years ago (2007 or so). I worked with a P3 computer with XP that commanded a machine through a proprietary software. One day, when I started the computer in the morning I noticed that was slower than usual (I made a coffee and the machine was ready to go usually, but then I drank half of the cup until the program was ready). Well, the program was very lagged, it took minutes to send a command to the machine. The antivirus (avast I think it was) did not started and could not install anything, IT guy tried Panda, malware-something and nothing installed.
So, I took the same approach: with taskmanager I tried to find the program that hog the CPU, but taskmanager did not started: need admin privileges. When browsing to its location was nowhere to be found, only a .lnk file instead (and I used Total Commander instead Windows explorer). I disconnected the network cable and form a CD (that I made in the IT office) I ran Process Explorer (that I made default taskmanager later). So I was able to find where its program was. Rebooted in safe mode, deleted its files, checked the registry for its name/location and deleted all the entries. Also checked the startup sequence to make sure that no other instance was ran. Rebooted and was OK. Virus removed. All in less than one hour.
My colleague from the other shift was playing a new game at the time that he had on CD (some swf flash thing) while the machine was doing its job and that infected the computer. I disconnected the CD drive and no problems again. For that, we lost half day of work (almost all my shift), but I got a nice bonus for being the antivirus. The IT guy at the time was busy searching for another machine to replace that computer and eventually found one next day, so we had a spare (that we never used). And for the next two years while I worked there, I was called for every problem with the staff personal computers (viruses, BSOD, installing the OS, downgrading from Vista to XP, upgrading the hardware, etc).
Often I took same approach, used same technique and always worked. That is why I only have the Windows default antivirus and never installed an antivirus program on my computers.
Wow, really impressed with this clip. Glad you showed us your method and keep them coming, many thanks Paul
In an Enterprise environment this would be painstakingly done if at all.
Also, MSI's Rivatuner statistics side kick upon attempt to uninstall, it stops you from uninstalling. If you go to task manager and kill process, it restarts making impossible to do so. One scheme is to do as per uploader video. Instead I used a process lasso which I have been using for 2-3 years to kill off RTSS.
Very smart thinking Brian! Really enjoyed this video, as if it were a crime/thriller movie haha :)
Great video. I think my system is pretty clean but this is a super helpful video for future use.
Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Hell yeah, always wondered how to manually remove that crap, cuz I don't really trust any one program myself to remove things properly. Another great video where I learned alot
Glad I could help
restart in safe mode and delete the folder, no need for extra programs
Interesting!!! When you rename the files, it breaks the reference links between the files as well as nullifying the executable attribute!!!
That is correct .exe to .old it can't run. But you need to kill process first
@@Britec09 Suspend Process!!!😉👍🏻...remember you had to put it to sleep before renaming?!
A@aaaaa
Great work Brian sorting that out, bit beyond me tho, I appreciate your knowhow.
Thanks 👍
Awesome instructional guide, and very easy to do, too. I'll definitely add this practice to my typical removal process if other programs don't work. Great stuff.
As always, save this video in case I need it 👍Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Very helpful tips, I'll definitely try this if I get a similar problem
This was very useful mate thanks...i would actually go into a live CD and remove them...I like the technique you used
I could not do that when in remote session
@@Britec09 ahh forgot you mentioned that at the beginning 😅😅
Sounds pretty ad hoc. I'm sure a competent virus writer will make it so you cannot suspend or sleep any active malware app to prevent this fix in the future.
Instead of downloading additional programs and and doing all that work, just start in safe mode, and delete the folder, then scan with good anti-malware program.
Nice solution suspending the processes!
Wouldn't something like LockHunter work too for this case?
Great Job Mr Britec !!! , i really missed these trojans & virus removing videos !!! :-) , this really kinda made my boring day lol
Glad you enjoyed!
One of your best vids ever, Brian
The only thing remaining is to find it in the 'start up list' and 'registry' and remove it there too. Well I would try that but it might not be the thing others should try. What do you think?
Thank you so very much. I learn a great deal from you. 🙂
You are so welcome
Just use autoruns to disable it perm then get tron to destroy the malware
Great video. Thanks for sharing. That was a rather nasty critter to kill.
Yeah, you could do that, or you could have some essential system security (premium version with auto update functionality and routine background scanning) installed in the first place and have these stuff avoided for close to a hundred percent of the time.
How about using Rkill to stop those processes?
Here's the best way - insert a USB live stick with Linux on it, then select erase disk and install. No more viruses.
This is so good for us to know thank you .
Another great video, thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it
Wouldn't pc antivirus softwear find and delete the trojan?
Yes, Malwarebytes Free 😉
Nice work great work👍
So where did the malware come from? How did it start at boot? Any service involved? Registry entries?
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Hello, Thank for a very detailed informative video!
Glad it was helpful!
@@Britec09 Hello, I'm grateful to you for taking a moment to reply!
great job amazing thinking
Nice.... now I know what to do !
what if the trojan is still in the registry? Why not just use bitdefender to eliminate the trojan, rather than doing each one? It might be hidden in another folder
I wouldn’t advise clicking on related sites as some of them are infected websites with malicious download files. To be honest i’d say be careful about sites you click on.
Brilliant work. Thanks.
Many thanks!
Thanks for great content video it's much more helpful I learned about it.
Glad it was helpful!
Good review
Hi britec09 I have a problem where I can't connect to the internet. I've tried everything to fix it but no cigar. I get err_connection_failed, not even the network troubleshooting works, it can't detect the problem. Funny thing is every else seems to work with the internet except my PC. Help!
Very nice video. Thanks a lot.
Always welcome
Would it have been better to try and run malwarebytes in safe mode?
I just had an issue where my gpu usage was 100 percent at idle and right when I opened my task manger it went to 1 percent. I had to serach for like 30 min on the issue to fix it. I suggest everyone get Malwarebytes it helped me get rid of undected trojans in my pc.
Would booting up in safe mode have allowed normal deletion of these programs?
that one lil nasty virus, thanks for this great video. saved to my bookmarks
You're welcome!
Nice information video nice job keep up with the good work.
Hi I got a question . How do you see all the extentions in the browser Taskbar opera or other if you have more than 5 extentions you can't see them and then you can't use them ! How do you get tow rows of extentions in the browser bar ?
maybe some idea, it doesn't want me to install the latest update in W 11. W 11Pro is installed without TPM verification.
the very simple question is why computer viruses is created in any kind of it. then you want to remove it using another created program called anti-virus or vise versa. look if computer viruses not created, the anti-virus not created also. imagine you are using any types of operating system without existing of viruses i think you are happy with them.
the clickable image for this video said remove any virus 100% very bold claim I'd like to see how it stands up to tests
Nice my pc is infected by trojan that infecting all .exe files. And anti-virus can't remove it. I'll try it manually
Thank for sharing
Why not just boot to safe mode and delete the program file then go through regedit and after that run something like Advanced System Repair Pro
This was fun to watch live.
Yes sir
When I open task manager it's turn off automatically can make me a solution
Bro please make a video on high cpu usage of windows 10 in vmware
Hi Brian. Something like this happened to me last week. a thing called "tailhook" was flooding my computer. uninstalled it and it reappears. All my junior sport tricks to repair failed. End up reloading Windows 10. Many thanks for the advice.
Wow. Great job.
My laptop was affected with udla malware please help me to remove that malware
Oh it's that annoying xmrig, I saw it on a pc and had to do ctrl alt delete the whole time
ctrl alt delete would not do anything with the trojan
@@Britec09 but i would have to click log out and log back in to be able to delete the file before it runs
MME ramsomware virus has infected my PC. Can you please help me and how can I decrypt the files
That sounds like a file less malware that hides in memory , A lot of that comes from drive by down loads from websites that run aggressive ads. This is one of the main reason why you have to use a ad-blocker extensions At the very end I would use a clean folder and files utility to remove all garbage including what's in the trash bin from all the terminating
It was a nasty one.
Check for autorun and reboot in safe mode?
It was a remote support session, so I needed internet
Brian. Couldn't you have booted into "Safe Mode" rather than manually putting to sleep all those running processes from the virus? If this idea works, then you could just delete the folder with the infected files and you're done.
I was remoted in to machine.
I will try this.. 🙏🙏🙏 Thanks
use revo to remove all files, rather than doing it manually
@Britec09 Hey, so I do have a problem. I tried to suspend the suspected malware with this program and it keeps telling me "Access Denied" not sure how to get around this? Also do you fix PCs like this guys? I'll pay you to fix mine please🙏 I've been trying for over a month
Brian the process "TERMINATOR" "Another bites the dust" and another gone and another gone "Another bites the dust"
lol
The king!
There's is tron, why didn't you use that?
Hai Bro I am Tamilnadu and my laptop was attacked for moia ransomware then my files are corrupted, it also added .moia extension for example my file name is Parisubalan.jpeg.moia so how to recover my files please ask me bro please... Waiting for your reply 🤝
Thanks for the education.
Our pleasure!
I'm curious how long it took you to remote into that PC since the CPU usage was at 100%🤔
Malware has a tendency of utilising all of the system resources
@@Britec09 I'm well aware of that sir 😂 🤦 as you mentioned numerous times in the video. You had said that you remoted into that system and I'm curious how long it took you to do that with the system resources being at 100% like that.
what about running rkill ?
If you can rename them, why not just delete them?
I just watched a video from 2 years ago about the 144 hertz monitors. My screen runs at 144hz but when I go into a game such as seige. It will default back to 60hz. When I change the games screen to 144hz. It still stays on 60hz. This happens to overwatch aswell. I've done what you've said and went through amd drivers and still its not working. Any ideas on what is causing this
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Thanks brother pls help to remove Usb
Write protected issue
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@@Britec09 didn't understand is this Ur RUclips channel ?
Learn a few tricks. Big thumb up.
Thanks
Would a pc reset work?
Yes
Just to let you know I downloaded test disk to remove malware and windows defender flagged it as a trojan. it was the wrong link. It was me. Now I feel stupid. Sorry.
How does your average George know what files are part of malware?
How I remove Corona viris
That's correct...🦧
Your tips are pretty good, so I've got a question for you: I have my taskbar set to a specific height, but every time Windows updates something, it readjusts the taskbar height to what looks like two lines high (my preference is four). Do you know how I can stop/prevent it doing that?
Windows updates has a habit of changing settings back, especially feature updates. Make a batch files will all your settings and run it after update.
@@Britec09 Sounds good. But, how? Output my settings to a .reg file and have the batch file load it on startup? Not sure how to output the settings (what registry entries they're in). :/
How did you record this?
what if i cant suspend ?
will a system restore to an earlier point g3t rid of it?
Nope and the restore points could hold malware
Wotcha Bri ,Malwarebytes Free. Job done ✅
Nope, he tried that
Snore Fest ... So many easier ways to kill these processes ... Brian Used to be a GOTO channel but the the Lag is now painful
would Malwarebytes be good to sort that viruses out👍
He run Malwarebytes and could not remove it. Think he said it was crashing the program.
Nice one
Thanks for watching
Nice!
Great worlk killing and delete nasty stuff from a system,Is great to Learn about security on Windows,thanks
Nice video. Obviously this isn't for the computer illiterate type folks. So many things to do to clean a PC up to work correct again. The average user probably won't have the knowledge of how to accomplish such things. But a great idea all the same.
Out of curiosity is this client running a paid version of antivirus?
No, just windows security
I do use Process Explorer and Process Monitor, but would have used UVK to deal with this. Are you sure that there wasn't an associated Windows Service which was restarting the processes? I would have also done a search for files created at the same time, looked for an associated Windows Service.
Your method of renaming the exe files is exactly what I would have done except I rename them .BAD.😀
What ever works I guess.
@@Britec09 It was you who recommended Ultra Virus Killer to me in the first place!
Great product. there is an option to kill ALL non essential processes as well. Very useful. Also to list associated processes and services..great for problems like this.
@@RebMordechaiReviews Yes its a very good product, wanted to show how to manually remove it.
Taskkill from cmd?
taskkill /F /PID pid_number
У нас 6 летний установит "unlocker" и завершит все ненужные процессы с последующим удалением зараженных папок. Людям нужно проще и быстрее решать проблемы. В этом видео все хорошо.... все в ручную с пониманием всех действий, но это много кому будет лень учить. А ведь лень, это двигатель прогресса.
I hate tasks re-start themselves.......should be a law against it lol. If I end the task, its cos I want the task to end....not to it can end and then re-start itself.
Brilliant.
Thanks
I removed the trojan virus from my laptop with Malwarebytes
easiest way is not to install them in the first place