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trojan.moo

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Please help. A few months ago i got the trojan.moo virus. Norton has but in the log that access was denied, repair failed. Now I scan the computer nothing is deteced but sometimes the mouse of keyboard won't respond for more than a few seconds. Do i still have the virus on my computer??
Hello trees, Welcome to the Forum.

There's a new version of HijackThis.

Please delete any HijackThis Folders and Files you have now.


Please download this self extracting file to your My Downloads folder or My Received Files (dependent on your Operating System):

http://www.merijn.org/files/hijackthis_sfx.exe

Click the "Save" button.

Navigate to My Documents>Chose My Downloads or My Received Files folder once inside that folder click "Save".

Now go to the folder you saved HijackThis_sfx.exe in.

Double click HijackThis_sfx.exe and select Unzip. When done click "OK".
Close the WinZip self Extractor window.

Open HijackThis and select: Do a system scan and save a log file.

When the scan is finished, Click Edit> Select All> Edit> Copy> and paste its contents here [Add Reply].
Having trouble opening the new hijack this program. Every time I unzip it. it says it was successful but when I close and reopen it won't run and goes back to the unzip window,. Help.. I posted a log with the old version I had on the 9th of November under my name trees if you can check that out. Thanks Trees

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