what software do you need to

stuartk

aliEnRIK wrote: »

Careful

Stu has been to a 'malware removal training school' over the last year
His skill with computers is unquestionable

M8 your the one who proved unquestionable by practically laughed at everything I said.

As for AVG / AVAST etc I've never had a problem with these so I'm thinking these could be PEBCAC errors.

Anyway I won't waste anymore time arguing with you or your following. I clearly get nowhere.

If the original poster wants to make a choice then I suggest they look here:

http://www.geekstogo.com/forum/Malware-Spyware-Cleaning-Guide-t2852.html

and here:

http://www.geekstogo.com/forum/Free-Antivirus-Antispyware-Software-t38.html

Oh and you can sign up for FREE, malware removal training there and then compare your methods effectiveness to theirs

Hopefully one day you will see what I mean

Have a good New Year

aliEnRIK

stuartk wrote: »

If the original poster wants to make a choice then I suggest they look here:

http://www.geekstogo.com/forum/Malware-Spyware-Cleaning-Guide-t2852.html

So everything youve posted was simply robbed?

(Following? I do things myself, I dont have people stick up for me)

stuartk

aliEnRIK wrote: »

So everything youve posted was simply robbed?

How robbed?

Thats the way I've been taught and that guide is used by 1000's daily.

What is wrong with using a proven standard?

Regards

aliEnRIK

stuartk wrote: »

How robbed?

Thats the way I've been taught and that guide is used by 1000's daily.

What is wrong with using a proven standard?

Regards

Well. It seems to me that you follow what youve been taught 'blindly'. Its quite clear from some of your answers that you need a little experience too (A bit like driving a car. You can be taught to drive a car and pass your test. But you need 'experience' behind a wheel before your truly a decent driver)
No bad thing

stuartk

aliEnRIK wrote: »

Well. It seems to me that you follow what youve been taught 'blindly'. Its quite clear from some of your answers that you need a little experience too (A bit like driving a car. You can be taught to drive a car and pass your test. But you need 'experience' behind a wheel before your truly a decent driver)
No bad thing

What answers are you refering to?

Regards

aliEnRIK

stuartk wrote: »

What answers are you refering to?

Regards

Im not getting into it. Its just a passing remark to what ive seen when ive read your posts.
You seem a nice guy so im happy to leave it there

stuartk

M8

My answers?

Your the one who:

Tried to delete legit HJT entries
Uses Combofix on Vista boxes
Uses HJT which is totally outdated and most modern malware can hide from it
Cant really explain where your malware research is from

Have a good New Year

Deals_2

bit confused!!!

computershack wrote: »

Please do not continue to recommend AVG. It is not "excellent" and barely makes "good" in tests.

Avast twice this year has rendered millions of computers unusable by quarantining Windows system files.

aliEnRIK

stuartk wrote: »

M8

My answers?

Your the one who:

Tried to delete legit HJT entries
Uses Combofix on Vista boxes
Uses HJT which is totally outdated and most modern malware can hide from it
Cant really explain where your malware research is from

Have a good New Year

You just cant let it be can you

haha

Foolish but ok. I can play that game............

(I dont think youve figured it out have you ~ im not going to tell YOU anything. Why the f*ck should I?)

BillScarab

Deals wrote: »

bit confused!!! Quote:
Originally Posted by computershack
Please do not continue to recommend AVG. It is not "excellent" and barely makes "good" in tests.

Avast twice this year has rendered millions of computers unusable by quarantining Windows system files.

Deals, AVG used to be one of the best (in my opinion the best) free AV products. but in some of the more recent tests it hasn't been getting such good ratings so most people are no longer recommending it.

Avast is a well known free AV that a lot of people are happy with. However Computershack is saying that recently it has had a couple of false positives where it has identified genuine system files as viruses and quarantined them. That means they are no longer available to the system so the system won't boot.

As I said earlier I like MSE (Microsoft Security Essentials). It's free, light on resources and includes the functionality of Windows Defender. It's also getting decent scores in tests.