pornis.hlpr file
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tashi
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I'm having the same issue, Running Windows 7 home premium, Spybot stops running when it is checking for porvis.hlpr. I have to end task Spybot to get it shut down
It just started after the last update on 10/13
I have none of the files or registry entries listed in the other post and have run other AV/Malware products and they don't find anything wrong
It just started after the last update on 10/13
I have none of the files or registry entries listed in the other post and have run other AV/Malware products and they don't find anything wrong
I'm having the exact experience as Toonman above. This happens at roughly 80% on the scan. The one entry found in the scan at that point is Fraud.Sysguard
Fraud.Sysguard: [SBI $E7C9E8DB] Settings (Registry key, nothing done)
HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-21-4147262737-4177293124-3730816646-1000\Software\wpyyaxvbft
(Manually removing this reg entry results in it being added again on next reboot.)
When it encounters Pornis.hlpr and stalls (I've waited at least an hour with no movement) I have to manually TaskManager it down so I've yet to attempt to remove Fraud.Sysguard.
Also tried the manual removal instructions for Pornis.hlpr but they seem entirely inapplicable because none of those files exist on my system. I've also run Malwarebytes but it detected no problems.
I'm running Vista Home Premium 32. It's my machine.
Fraud.Sysguard: [SBI $E7C9E8DB] Settings (Registry key, nothing done)
HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-21-4147262737-4177293124-3730816646-1000\Software\wpyyaxvbft
(Manually removing this reg entry results in it being added again on next reboot.)
When it encounters Pornis.hlpr and stalls (I've waited at least an hour with no movement) I have to manually TaskManager it down so I've yet to attempt to remove Fraud.Sysguard.
Also tried the manual removal instructions for Pornis.hlpr but they seem entirely inapplicable because none of those files exist on my system. I've also run Malwarebytes but it detected no problems.
I'm running Vista Home Premium 32. It's my machine.
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Same thing pornis.hlpr file
:sad:Yes I have been having a similar problem; a blue screen & stop Error code 0x0000008e, (0xc0000005 , 0x00000000 , 0xf075bc38, 0x000000000 ) appears during scanning with spybot at the same point -pornis.hlpr file.... However, I have to manually restart my PC. I have tried repairing my regestry and all other scans ie. defender, Avast etc. come up clean. I'm running windows XP home SP3. This has only been happening since the day before yesterday, my last succesful scan was 4 days ago.
:sad:Yes I have been having a similar problem; a blue screen & stop Error code 0x0000008e, (0xc0000005 , 0x00000000 , 0xf075bc38, 0x000000000 ) appears during scanning with spybot at the same point -pornis.hlpr file.... However, I have to manually restart my PC. I have tried repairing my regestry and all other scans ie. defender, Avast etc. come up clean. I'm running windows XP home SP3. This has only been happening since the day before yesterday, my last succesful scan was 4 days ago.
MelloSister
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Pornis.hlpr
I am having problems with this too. When Spybot reaches Pornis.hlpr in its scan, my laptop restarts. I tried a scan in safe mode which ran completely and detected nothing. Still, when I tried again (not in safe mode) my computer restarted once Pornis.hlpr was reached. I am running XP, and have not had any other issues for some time. I hope someone can point me in the right direction--I'm stumped!
I am having problems with this too. When Spybot reaches Pornis.hlpr in its scan, my laptop restarts. I tried a scan in safe mode which ran completely and detected nothing. Still, when I tried again (not in safe mode) my computer restarted once Pornis.hlpr was reached. I am running XP, and have not had any other issues for some time. I hope someone can point me in the right direction--I'm stumped!
Pornis.hlpr
Hi, I don't know if it is the right way to get into that thread... I was intending to read the different posts until the solution was found and apply it to my own case... but it seems I should not... so, I just try. Please let me know if I should open another thread, even though I have the same problem as rickx14 and others. :thanks:
Hi, I don't know if it is the right way to get into that thread... I was intending to read the different posts until the solution was found and apply it to my own case... but it seems I should not... so, I just try. Please let me know if I should open another thread, even though I have the same problem as rickx14 and others. :thanks:Could Pornis.hlpr be an MSSE File???
Hi,
This machine is an older Windows XP (that we use as a spare). And while my experience somewhat similar, it definetely sounds a little different?
You see, we have Microsoft Security Essentials installed on this machine (and it has been acting very strange lately - updating a whole lot and what not). Most days like twice a day even (and when it downloads it basically freezes the machine so no other activity can take place)! And starting on the thirteenth I noticed even more updates than usual. Only this time I actually had click install for them. All of which I did and then on the following day (the 14th) I had like five or six more "Windows Updates".
Anyways they all downloaded except for one which was that of KB2267610. And thank heavens for Spybot (and me having kept it updated). Because Spybot interupted the "Microsoft Windows Update" (which if clicked on would take you to the Microsoft update website). All of which I found to be very odd? Therefore I clicked on stop/block download (as Spybot had suggested) and I scribbled down this message:
"Encountered and Terminated WIN32.RJump.C"
C:Windows\Sotware Distribution\Download\Install\MSSE Update Install- X86fre-En-US-xp.exe
So knowing that it was the KB2267610 download, I went and looked it up on the Microsoft website. Although I wasn't able to find anything on there. However, as you know Microsoft only uses Bing (the "Non-Search Engine) these days so it is much, much harder (if not impossible) to find most anything. Therefore I had no ide whether it was for real or what?
However, before I could do anything about it the download started again (without even prompting me this time). And Spybot caught it again (you guy's really are the bomb)! And this time it gave me the following message:
"Encountered and Terminated SpyMyPc"
In C:Windows\Sotware Distribution\Download\Install\MSSE Update Install- X86fre-En-US-xp.exe
At this point it was getting late so I deleted the download altogether and thought that would be the end of it. WRONG! Because when I sat down at the computer then on Friday morning (the 15th) I noticed that it had rebooted. So I knew that I was in trouble from the get go! However, let me tell you how clever this thing really is? In that, when I looked down at the bottom right hand side of the screen? I noticed that it had "Muted" the sound on the Machine (I would assume so that no one would interrupt the download)?
At any rate at that point I set about trying to find the downloads, etc. (which I have and I have even removed the one that I felt was it). However the only that did was to stop MSSE (which obviosuly wasn't working very well to begin with if it had viral downloads working through it)?
So I googled KB2267610 however all I came up with was some things written in Chinese and what appeared to be a number of other foriegn languages. Therefore I didn't even want to click on those! So I tried running Spybot and I now have the same issue as the rest of these folks! IN that, I have attempted to run Spybot (only to have it freeze at Pornis.hlpr). And I know that Spybot had been up to date prior to this as well. However, I even tried re-installing Spybot and running it again (which worked at first). But after the scan I rebooted my machine and attempted to scan again and I am right back where I started from. Therefore I hope that this helps!
Thanks!!
Hi,
This machine is an older Windows XP (that we use as a spare). And while my experience somewhat similar, it definetely sounds a little different?
You see, we have Microsoft Security Essentials installed on this machine (and it has been acting very strange lately - updating a whole lot and what not). Most days like twice a day even (and when it downloads it basically freezes the machine so no other activity can take place)! And starting on the thirteenth I noticed even more updates than usual. Only this time I actually had click install for them. All of which I did and then on the following day (the 14th) I had like five or six more "Windows Updates".
Anyways they all downloaded except for one which was that of KB2267610. And thank heavens for Spybot (and me having kept it updated). Because Spybot interupted the "Microsoft Windows Update" (which if clicked on would take you to the Microsoft update website). All of which I found to be very odd? Therefore I clicked on stop/block download (as Spybot had suggested) and I scribbled down this message:
"Encountered and Terminated WIN32.RJump.C"
C:Windows\Sotware Distribution\Download\Install\MSSE Update Install- X86fre-En-US-xp.exe
So knowing that it was the KB2267610 download, I went and looked it up on the Microsoft website. Although I wasn't able to find anything on there. However, as you know Microsoft only uses Bing (the "Non-Search Engine) these days so it is much, much harder (if not impossible) to find most anything. Therefore I had no ide whether it was for real or what?
However, before I could do anything about it the download started again (without even prompting me this time). And Spybot caught it again (you guy's really are the bomb)! And this time it gave me the following message:
"Encountered and Terminated SpyMyPc"
In C:Windows\Sotware Distribution\Download\Install\MSSE Update Install- X86fre-En-US-xp.exe
At this point it was getting late so I deleted the download altogether and thought that would be the end of it. WRONG! Because when I sat down at the computer then on Friday morning (the 15th) I noticed that it had rebooted. So I knew that I was in trouble from the get go! However, let me tell you how clever this thing really is? In that, when I looked down at the bottom right hand side of the screen? I noticed that it had "Muted" the sound on the Machine (I would assume so that no one would interrupt the download)?
At any rate at that point I set about trying to find the downloads, etc. (which I have and I have even removed the one that I felt was it). However the only that did was to stop MSSE (which obviosuly wasn't working very well to begin with if it had viral downloads working through it)?
So I googled KB2267610 however all I came up with was some things written in Chinese and what appeared to be a number of other foriegn languages. Therefore I didn't even want to click on those! So I tried running Spybot and I now have the same issue as the rest of these folks! IN that, I have attempted to run Spybot (only to have it freeze at Pornis.hlpr). And I know that Spybot had been up to date prior to this as well. However, I even tried re-installing Spybot and running it again (which worked at first). But after the scan I rebooted my machine and attempted to scan again and I am right back where I started from. Therefore I hope that this helps!
Thanks!!
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hello,
since Pornis.hlpr drops its files to the temp directory and starts them from there the detection rules for Pornis.hlpr scan the temp directory. A temp directory with many files can cause stalls, to prevent this it is recommended to delete all temporary files and to never ever store any working data there (yes some people do that).
To delete the temp files you can use the secure shredder within Spybot S&D:
unless deactivated Spybot S&D will also ask you before a scan if you want to purge the temp files.
You can find this setting in advanced mode in settings - settings - automation - "offer to clean the temporary files folder"
@seedling
your Teatimer appears to show false positives, make sure to fully update Spybot S&D and then reboot your computer
since Pornis.hlpr drops its files to the temp directory and starts them from there the detection rules for Pornis.hlpr scan the temp directory. A temp directory with many files can cause stalls, to prevent this it is recommended to delete all temporary files and to never ever store any working data there (yes some people do that).
To delete the temp files you can use the secure shredder within Spybot S&D:
- start Spybot S&D
- switch to advanced mode
- navigate to tools - secure shredder
- select from Templates "add files from Temp folder"
- click on "chop it away!" to delete the files
unless deactivated Spybot S&D will also ask you before a scan if you want to purge the temp files.
You can find this setting in advanced mode in settings - settings - automation - "offer to clean the temporary files folder"
@seedling
your Teatimer appears to show false positives, make sure to fully update Spybot S&D and then reboot your computer
I cleared out all of my temp files last night and it still stalled out
I'm 99% sure my laptop is not infected.
I've run several other spyware/malware/av programs and none of them find anything.
I think it might be a problem might be with the new updated from the 13th (my personal opinion)
I'm 99% sure my laptop is not infected.
I've run several other spyware/malware/av programs and none of them find anything.
I think it might be a problem might be with the new updated from the 13th (my personal opinion)
Thanks. I went to do this but it does not show the shredder application (on the machine in question). I see where it is on my other machines but it doesnt show up on this particular machine. strange. it is the same version, is updated etc. any idea why the shredder application is not present/visible? thx...
pornis.hlpr
I have this problem too...ran the scan SEVERAL times it locks up at about 80% same exact place a pornis.hlpr file. I NEED help...the network is infected with this bot virus! Any ideas how to move past and correct the problem. Im about ready to lose my mind! I need clear and precise instructions.....
I have this problem too...ran the scan SEVERAL times it locks up at about 80% same exact place a pornis.hlpr file. I NEED help...the network is infected with this bot virus! Any ideas how to move past and correct the problem. Im about ready to lose my mind! I need clear and precise instructions.....