Viruses fix-Tools
was developed by the Computer Authority in order to help cleaning
the registry entries, in cases the Antivirus doesn't. Therefore,
run the Clean tool after cleaning viruses with Antivirus.
Instructions (For complete instructions and virus list
read the readme file after unzipping Clean.Zip)
* The tool is applicable for Win2000/XP
* You should run the tool only after deleting infected files with
Antivirus
* You should run the tool only after ending the task of the virus,
OR after restarting with Safe mode.
You can download the tool from: http://ca.huji.ac.il/bf/fixtools/Clean.zip
A registry patch to disable the autorun functionality in Windows.
Autorun is a mechanism that starts a program when a medium is accessed or connected to the computer (for example - when a CD is inserted or a drive icon is being clicked on in Windows Explorer). It is common that viruses use this functionality to spread themselves by infecting USB and other drives.
Instructions
- The tool is applicable for Windows 2000/XP/Vista/2003/2008
- Unzip NoAuto.zip and run NoAuto.reg by right clicking on it and selecting "Merge".
- Reboot the computer after applying the patch.
You can download the tool from: http://ca.huji.ac.il/bf/fixtools/NoAuto.zip
More information on Autorun: US-CERT TA09-020A
In case you wish to restore the autorun functionality, not recommended, download NoAutoCancel.zip and run it in the same manner as NoAuto. Be aware that this will make your computer more vulnerable to virus infection.
http://ca.huji.ac.il/bf/fixtools/NoAutoCancel.zip
SuperDAT updates all current NAI products. It also includes a
command line scanner.
Using the command line scanner:
- Manually extract the superdat file by typing
9923xdat.exe
/e
Note: the extraction process doesn't give any visual feedback.
- Using the command line scanner to scan all local drives (no
removeable media):
scan /adl
/all
- Using the command line scanner to scan and clean all local
drives (no removeable media):
scan /adl
/all /clean
Type scan /? for a complete list of options.
This tool is provided by NAI inc. free of charge and is subject to NAI's terms
of service.
Downloads: (Place all files in the same directory)
- SdatScan.exe: SdatScan
automates the proccess listed above to scan and clean all local drives from
viruses and unwanted programs.
- Local (Windows):
9923xdat.exe
updated on
15/03/2021
- Local (Macintosh): Virex 6.x:
Vx070801.hqx
McAfee's latest DAT: http://vil.nai.com/vil/datreadme.aspx
McAfee's FTP site: ftp://ftp.nai.com/pub/antivirus/superdat/intel/
AVPTool scans and removes viruses. It is able to remove some virus entries
from the registry. AVPtool uses the full Kaspersky virus signature files
- this makes it slower than other removal tools but more thorough.
Usage:
- Use the links below to download KVRT.exe
- Execute KVRT.exe
and follow the setup instructions.
- A folder named Virus Removal Tool will be created on your desktop. Open this folder and double click on Start.
- Once the Kasperky Virus Removal Tool is started - mark all the check boxes and click Scan.
Downloads:
Local: KVRT.exe
updated on 14/11/2024
More Info: http://www.kaspersky.com/antivirus-removal-tool
The Microsoft Safety Scanner is a free downloadable security tool that provides on-demand scanning and helps remove viruses, spyware, and other malicious software. It works with your existing antivirus software.
Note: The Microsoft Safety Scanner expires 10 days after being downloaded. To rerun a scan with the latest anti-malware definitions, download and run the Microsoft Safety Scanner again.
Usage:
- Use the links below to download the version that suits your computer. You can check if your windows installation is x86 or 64bit in Start->Settings -> Control Panel- > System.
- Execute msert.exe and follow the instructions.
Downloads:
32 Bit: msert.exe
updated on 14/11/2024
64 Bit: msert.exe
updated on 14/11/2024
More Info: http://www.microsoft.com/security/scanner/
SysClean scans and removes viruses. It is able to remove some virus entries
from the registry. SysClean uses the full TrendMicro virus signature files
- this makes it slower than other removal tools but more thorough.
Usage:
- Use the links below to download sysclean.com and
lpt553.zip
. Also download ssapiptn871.zip
that adds spyware removal capabilities to sysclean.
- Unzip
lpt553.zip
into the same directory that contains sysclean.com
- Double click sysclean.com and click scan to Scan and remove
viruses
Downloads:
Local: sysclean.com and
lpt553.zip
updated on
March 21, 2015
Release notes
Spyware pattern: ssapiptn871.zip
updated on
December 30, 2009
Release notes
More Info: http://downloadcenter.trendmicro.com/index.php?pattern_file=1
Spyware pattern Info: http://www.trendmicro.com/download/spywarepattern.asp
VirusTotal is a very useful site, which offers a free service for scanning suspicious
files using several antivirus engines.
Link: http://www.virustotal.com
McAfee AVERT Stinger (
v10.0.0.482, January 10th, 2009
)
Stinger is a stand-alone utility used to detect and remove specific
viruses and worms. Handles about 50 wide spread viruses.
Instructions:
Restart in safe mode
Note : Windows Me/XP users should disable System Restore
prior to restarting in safe mode:
- XP: Start.-> Right-click My
Computer ->
Properties. Select Turn off System
Restore or Turn
off System Restore on all drives on the System
Restore tab: ->Click
Apply (After running the tool, you will need to turn on
system restore).
- Me: Start->Settings -> Control
Panel- >
System (Note: If the System icon is not visible, click View
all Control Panel options to display it.)->on Performance tab click File
System button-> on Troubleshooting tab, check
Disable System Restore-> OK (After running the tool, you will
need to turn on system restore).
Download
Local download:
stinger10000482.exe
More info: http://vil.nai.com/vil/stinger
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