Edit: I don't recall if you need to actually install Malware Bytes or if it's all set once you download it. The registry key thing might not be necessary. But it was helpful for me to have that key since I can only install MapleStory on Safe Mode for dumb, unexplainable reasons.... Swerve's post might be a little bit better to look at, though this has got the same basic ideas. It's the accessing of the ideas that are different and/or better.
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First off, the scanner isn't real. It's illegitimate. I've gotten so many viruses that I'm filled with certainty here.
Your case pretty bad. It's a hard call as to whether the viruses listed are real or not. I have a screenshot here of a fake virus scanning program that snuck in my computer once... and it lists BankerFox.A. But that was scareare. I saw you write Sality.AN, and it seems real, yet not listed here. Maybe it hasn't been found yet or it's sincerely a fake.
That screenie I mentioned
Anyway, back to your case. The solution I can see is to tackle this under Safe Mode. The program should not start up under Safe Mode. But to install programs in Safe Mode or Safe Mode with Networking, you'll have to create a new registry key. There's two options. When you get into Safe Mode, about nothing should start up, but if this program starts up, you're in hot water.
If you're on Safe Mode with Networking, which might be preferrable here, you should attempt to open your internet. Assuming the program launches at start-up and THEN blocks the opening of executable files, you should be fine here. When I caught Trojan Vundo, executable files weren't allowed for me either, there was a scareware background (I believe), and I was frantic too. Get on the internet and visit Malware Bytes. It's legitimate, and trust me, when I had Vundo, only this did the trick. All my scanners wouldn't do a thing to it. Since you made the new registry key, download and install the program, then do a full scan. You will find a BUNCH of horrific files. Delete them all, and consider running the scan again. Give your other programs a shot if you're not confident enough. In the end, I was left with 2-3 pesky files that needed a few more scans and time to finally go AWAY.
The best of security programs that the majority has will not be able to block viruses like these, and they won't be able to fix them either. Hopefully anything I said is of help.
Oh yeah! If your System Restore is "gone", which nasty viruses as these usually do, you can reenable it. Visit this page, and find 278. Click "Restore/Enable System Restore", as it is clickable, but not the "Undo" next to it. Forgot how the exact process goes as I haven't reenabled my System Restore in a few months, but that will bring you to fixing System Restore.
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First off, the scanner isn't real. It's illegitimate. I've gotten so many viruses that I'm filled with certainty here.
Your case pretty bad. It's a hard call as to whether the viruses listed are real or not. I have a screenshot here of a fake virus scanning program that snuck in my computer once... and it lists BankerFox.A. But that was scareare. I saw you write Sality.AN, and it seems real, yet not listed here. Maybe it hasn't been found yet or it's sincerely a fake.
That screenie I mentioned
Spoiler
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Anyway, back to your case. The solution I can see is to tackle this under Safe Mode. The program should not start up under Safe Mode. But to install programs in Safe Mode or Safe Mode with Networking, you'll have to create a new registry key. There's two options. When you get into Safe Mode, about nothing should start up, but if this program starts up, you're in hot water.
If you're on Safe Mode with Networking, which might be preferrable here, you should attempt to open your internet. Assuming the program launches at start-up and THEN blocks the opening of executable files, you should be fine here. When I caught Trojan Vundo, executable files weren't allowed for me either, there was a scareware background (I believe), and I was frantic too. Get on the internet and visit Malware Bytes. It's legitimate, and trust me, when I had Vundo, only this did the trick. All my scanners wouldn't do a thing to it. Since you made the new registry key, download and install the program, then do a full scan. You will find a BUNCH of horrific files. Delete them all, and consider running the scan again. Give your other programs a shot if you're not confident enough. In the end, I was left with 2-3 pesky files that needed a few more scans and time to finally go AWAY.
The best of security programs that the majority has will not be able to block viruses like these, and they won't be able to fix them either. Hopefully anything I said is of help.
Oh yeah! If your System Restore is "gone", which nasty viruses as these usually do, you can reenable it. Visit this page, and find 278. Click "Restore/Enable System Restore", as it is clickable, but not the "Undo" next to it. Forgot how the exact process goes as I haven't reenabled my System Restore in a few months, but that will bring you to fixing System Restore.