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Cassius
2010-12-12, 15:36
Am trying to get rid of Win32.AutoRun.tmp..i used "Spybot -SD Resident" everytime a click on the "fix selected problem" it says "this action may not be perform completely since you are not an adminstrator" my account is Adminstrator. My computer is veeeery slooow [can take 15 min to an hour] to start up so am wondering if this malware or what you called it, is a problem. Please Help..thank you in advance:santa:

tashi
2010-12-12, 17:25
Hello Cassius,

Am trying to get rid of Win32.AutoRun.tmp..i used "Spybot -SD Resident" everytime a click on the "fix selected problem" it says "this action may not be perform completely since you are not an adminstrator" my account is Adminstrator.
"On Windows Vista and Windows 7, Spybot-S&D might tell you that you are not authorized to perform some actions, since they require Administrator rights. You can solve this problem as follows:

1. Right-click the Spybot - Search & Destroy entry in your start menu, instead of just left-clicking to start it.
2. Choose Run as administrator from the context menu."

From our FAQ here: http://www.safer-networking.org/en/faq/42.html

There is also a screen shot which should help. :)


My computer is veeeery slooow [can take 15 min to an hour] to start up so am wondering if this malware or what you called it, is a problem.
This can be caused by non malware issues, for instance many programs trying to load at startup and/or low memory available.

Please list the security programs you have installed and let us know how the computer is running in general. :)

Best regards.

Cassius
2010-12-13, 01:42
thank you for the quick response..i really appreciate it, anyway the right click info you send me works like charm thanx again...

still the start up is the problem...the funny thing is the unit starts up i can hear it thru the speakers but it doesnt show on the monitor...then its[monitor] turns off then on till like 15min - 1hr....if i try the monitor by itself its working but when i connectd it to the unit then its playin up....[my frends the one been using my pc most times cos am just a noob..i just used it for assignment, emails n fb lols]

my frend installed the following security freeware programs,

1 Malwarebytes - Antimalware
2 comodo firewall pro
3 avg antivirus free
4 super antispyware
5 comodo safe surf [ i think cos its on the lower right corner]

hope this helps..:thanks::thanks:

tashi
2010-12-13, 03:51
Hi Cassius,

Please could you check to see if your operating system's native firewall is disabled now you have a third party firewall installed.

Cheers.

Cassius
2010-12-13, 04:48
Hi Cassius,

Please could you check to see if your operating system's native firewall is disabled now you have a third party firewall installed.

Cheers.

how? sooorry... :(

Sorry i just found out wat u mean...lols..yes the operating systems native firewall is not disabled..its showd here "ON"

tashi
2010-12-13, 05:26
Hi Cassius,

how? sooorry... :(

Sorry i just found out wat u mean...lols..yes the operating systems native firewall is not disabled..its showd here "ON"

Bookmark: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Turn-Windows-Firewall-on-or-off :)

Rule of thumb is one firewall/one anti virus program resident to avoid conflicts, loss of program efficiency and system lock up due to both software products attempting to access the same file at the same time.

Having more than one AV and Firewall resident can cause system performance problems and a serious system slowdown. :lip:

Best regards,

Cassius
2010-12-13, 05:33
Tashi,

Big thanks again for helping me out..so i turned off the native firewall..is dat means thats the problem of my monitor been playing up...firewall conflicts?
:thanks:

tashi
2010-12-13, 05:52
Hi Cassius,

i turned off the native firewall..is dat means thats the problem of my monitor been playing up...firewall conflicts?
Your monitor is playing up?

My computer is veeeery slooow [can take 15 min to an hour] to start up so am wondering if this malware or what you called it, is a problem. ;)

Cassius
2010-12-13, 06:12
i just restarted my pc it starts up normally...i think you just solved it!!

I cant thank you enuff....but THANK YOU SOOO MUCH!!:bow::bow::bow:

GEE I love this Forum!!:2thumb::2thumb: n i think am fallin 4 u.......:oops:

tashi
2010-12-13, 07:27
:funny:

Glad to hear the issue appears to be resolved, so far so good. :bigthumb:

danster44
2010-12-15, 04:49
newbie here --

having the same problem -- am currently running as "admin" -- will see what happens --

where does this trojan (win32.autorun.tmp) come from in the first place???