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- Connects to the internet without permission
- Shows commercial adverts
- Normal system programs crash immediatelly
- Slow internet connection
- System crashes
- Annoying Pop-up's
- Slow Computer
Dangerous Virus pop upDangerous Virus (or DangerousVirus) is a latest error message. Dangerous Virus is related to a Trojan infection. Dangerous Virus message is similar to the recent Dangerous Trojan message. This error message annoys user with nonstop message: “Your system is infected with dangerous virus Click Ok to download the antispyware. (Recommended)” If user gets this type of pop-ups messages that means that his PC is already infected with a Trojan. Dangerous Virus system error message is related to the Trojan infection that installs IE Defender, Files Secure, Malware Bell 3.2 (or Malwarebell), IE AntiVirus (or IE AntiVirus 3.2). This are most popular rogue anti-spyware programs. Dangerous Virus also manipulates search results in Google and Yahoo search queries. They are showing porno YouTube videos, it can be really annoying to computer users that have little kinds. Or it can take user to onile-malwarescanner.com. It is important not to click on any suspicious messages or links that Dangerous Virus may generate. User should not trust any rogue anti-spyware programs that Dangerous Virus promotes and delete infection as soon as possible! | ||||||||
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How to manually remove Dangerous Virus pop up
Files associated with infection (Dangerous Virus pop up):
apdoxu.dll
apsagy.dll
apunbeps.dll
iksaps.dll
iebho.dll
vidk32.dll
konsarad.dll
wol.dll
zsol.dll
zople.dll
tsoply.dll
ponsaple.dll
ps16sys.dll
malwarebell.exe
Malware Bell 3.2.lnk
mbuninst.exe
pctools.dll
netweb64c.dll
sysapi32a.dll
sysweb32a.dll
koapi32r.dll
nydo32r.dll
kodo2n.dll
unady64.dll
simop_de32.dll
simku_uk16.dll
ponsadnru.dll
Dynamic Link Libraries to remove (Dangerous Virus pop up):
apdoxu.dll
apsagy.dll
apunbeps.dll
iksaps.dll
iebho.dll
vidk32.dll
konsarad.dll
wol.dll
zsol.dll
ps16sys.dll
pctools.dll
netweb64c.dll
sysapi32a.dll
sysweb32a.dll
koapi32r.dll
nydo32r.dll
kodo2n.dll
unady64.dll
simop_de32.dll
simku_uk16.dll
ponsadnru.dll
ponsaple.dll
tsoply.dll
zople.dll
Processes to kill (Dangerous Virus pop up):
malwarebell.exe
Remove registry entries (Dangerous Virus pop up):
AppID\{53E30863-280F-4CFA-99AB-55CAEB95271C}
dangerousvirus
Malware Bell v3.2
MalwareBell
Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Browser Helper Objects {96F8931D-BB55-41DE-9AF7-257A7EB43D2A}
Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Browser Helper Objects\{53E30863-280F-4CFA-99AB-55CAEB95271C}
Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\Malware Bell
winsurf.AVideo
Yoursystemisinfectedwithdangerousvirus
{7165223D-D2C9-422B-8126-411B11842B8B}
{D263B532-C528-49E5-8BB6-80FA67332C9A}
Comments
Thanks for the nice solution
Thanks for throwing light on a very dark subject. Nice to know I'm not the only dumb ass to be infected and thanks for the pointers to get a fix.
paeasit
i have dangerrous virus.help me please
Thank you for the nice solution.I'm evry headache with that pop up.
Thanks for the nice solution
Thank you
(Thailand)
Thank you
How do I remove them because if I search for them with the search tool they can't find any off the files except for the malwarebell ones, but I can't remove them because the file is in use on my pc at the moment, how do I shut it down?
Can someone please help me with this ?
A Jager: You should restart your pc in Safe Mode. To do this, press F8 before windows starts and you should see a menu open up, from which you can choose "Safe mode"
thnxs a lot !!!!!!!!
This is not that solutions that i was searching for . Actually one of my client has virus infeted files. and now once pop up windows showing again.They never like to see that pop up.
we need to give the lolutions likde go to start meany then control panel then sometning like this.
The problem that i have , is Too complicated This virus won't let any programme like this to start in First Place , when i began to install this prog , the windows
suddenly dispear ...