HELP - Malware detected trojandropper.bcm

littlemoney

A scan by Malware has detected trojandropper.bcm in C:\WINDOWS\system32\fsquit.exe. Should I remove this as when I went to the folder my computer told me not to change any files in this folder as they are wanted by the computer.Advice on what to do would be appreciated please

dogmaryxx

Update Malwarebytes and scan again. Probably a false positive.

http://forums.malwarebytes.org/index.php?showtopic=101835

littlemoney

dogmaryxx wrote: »

Update Malwarebytes and scan again. Probably a false positive.

http://forums.malwarebytes.org/index.php?showtopic=101835

I have updated Malware and completed another qucik scan and it still reports it as a trojan. Should I ignore it and assume a false positive or delete the exe file.

A quick scan with avast has detected not threat.

Dave_C_2

I got the same today from a scan with Malwarebytes -updated before the scan.
File Fsuirt.exe is something to do with Bluetooth, which I don't use.
File quarantined by Malwarebytes without any trouble. Windows XP.

PC working normally as far as I can tell.

Dave

Frank_854

Hi people, I am new here. I found you on Google when I was also infected with the same Trojan. It is great to know that there may be tools that can help. :j I will try the recommended tools first but if tools won't work for me, I may try the manual removal guide which I found on Tee Support site just now.

I hate those who created such nasty things that caused great trouble to others! :mad:

waddler_8

It was confirmed a false positive.

http://forums.malwarebytes.org/index.php?showtopic=101846

It's always worth making your first port of call the Malwarebytes forum dedicated to the reporting of possible false positives, to check whether or not it has been reported & resolved.

http://forums.malwarebytes.org/index.php?showforum=42

bartman

Frank_854 wrote: »

Hi people, I am new here. I found you on Google when I was also infected with the same Trojan. It is great to know that there may be tools that can help. :j I will try the recommended tools first but if tools won't work for me, I may try the manual removal guide which I found on Tee Support site just now.

I hate those who created such nasty things that caused great trouble to others! :mad:

I would have to be pretty desperate to even think about throwing money at shysters like Tee Support.
It would, of course, be very uncharitable of me to suggest that this poster might have dragged up this old thread because he's connected to that organisation.......