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Wierd files

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  • oskarvalk
     
    Level 8
    Quad Damage
    Posts: 69
    Jun 9, 2012 10:58 am GMT
    Hi!
    I've got wierd files in C:/Users/User/AppData/Roaming.
    Files are named: 61B0.exe, D23C.exe, 9B76.tmp and so on.
    They take 100% CPU when they run.
    When I delete these, they come back.
    What are these and how to remove them?
    Hi! I've got wierd files in C:/Users/User/AppData/Roaming. Files are named: 61B0.exe, D23C.exe, 9B76.tmp and so on. They take 100% CPU when they run. When I delete these, they come back. What are these and how to remove them?
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  • XaosII
     
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    Jun 9, 2012 12:40 pm GMT

    Sounds like malware.

    Use an anti-virus.

    Sounds like malware.

    Use an anti-virus.

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  • spittis
     
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    Jun 9, 2012 12:58 pm GMT

    Scan your computer with some trusted software. If you don't have any, download Malwarebytes from here, update and do a full scan.


    Scan your computer with some trusted software. If you don't have any, download Malwarebytes from here, update and do a full scan.

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  • JC_Spot
     
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    Jun 9, 2012 1:44 pm GMT
    I had a legit windows file corrupt and destroy my CPU on boot (100% load straight away). Eventually I managed to get rid of it but it was a real pain, I'd probably rather have had malware since that's reasonably easily detectable.
    I had a legit windows file corrupt and destroy my CPU on boot (100% load straight away). Eventually I managed to get rid of it but it was a real pain, I'd probably rather have had malware since that's reasonably easily detectable.
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  • Rick_Sure
     
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    Jun 9, 2012 4:47 pm GMT
    JC_Spot wrote:
    I had a legit windows file corrupt and destroy my CPU on boot (100% load straight away). Eventually I managed to get rid of it but it was a real pain, I'd probably rather have had malware since that's reasonably easily detectable.


    Good for you......on topic. Scan with Malwarebites and a good Anti virus.

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    [QUOTE="JC_Spot"]I had a legit windows file corrupt and destroy my CPU on boot (100% load straight away). Eventually I managed to get rid of it but it was a real pain, I'd probably rather have had malware since that's reasonably easily detectable.[/QUOTE] Good for you......on topic. Scan with Malwarebites and a good Anti virus.
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  • oskarvalk
     
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    Jun 10, 2012 12:31 am GMT

    Scanning...

    I also had the same problem with my old PC, but I did remove them somehow. I tried a lots of Anti-Virus programs, tried to delete them manually and somehow they didn't came again.

    Scanning...

    I also had the same problem with my old PC, but I did remove them somehow. I tried a lots of Anti-Virus programs, tried to delete them manually and somehow they didn't came again.

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