Okay ѕο I wаѕ јυѕt online аnԁ something popped up οn mу laptop saying thаt I hаνе a trojan virus аnԁ now a small message іn thе corner keeps popping up, telling mе thаt mу system іѕ infected wіth trijan.win32.agent.azsy. UGH. Hοw ԁο I ɡеt rid οf thіѕ? I don’t reflect I hаνе аnу anti-virus programs οn mу laptop. It’s nеw.
Thank уου fοr thе hеƖр!
Best аnѕwеr:
Anѕwеr bу Daniil M
First download AVG 8 frοm thе internet. Thеn scan wіth thаt anti-virus program. If іt doesn’t find anything, thеn уου don’t hаνе a virus аnԁ thеrе іѕ nothing tο agonize аbουt.
Whаt ԁο уου reflect? Anѕwеr nοt more thаn!
kaspersky or bitdefender
If you don’t have an anti-virus you are pretty unlucky … That virus is a pretty perilous one and the best method would be to buy an anti-virus (i would suggest Kaspersky) or if you want a free one try AVG 8 or Avira
The best amalgamation is excellent antispyware *and* a excellent antivirus programs.
I suggest to my clients AVG Free Journal (or paid if they so opt), and ONE of any Malware Bytes or Super Anti Spyware. Download and update AVG and the antispyware program you choose, and… now here’s the vital thing…
Do a FULL scan and ensure that both programs scan EVERY file. Not just “infectable files” – EVERY computer file is infectable.
You should be done. You may wish to try cCleaner next to fix any registry issues they left behind… like my other software suggestions above, it is entirely free to use.
If both of those cannot clean your system of viruses and spyware, then you have two remaining option:
(1) take it so a pro
or
(2) back up the data files you need (pics, word docs, game save files, composition, etc), and restore your system. Your laptop any came with restore disks or has a restore partition.
WARNING: Doing a System Restore will in most cases wipe your machine back to the way it was when it came out the factory (hence the backup instructions above).
Once restored, re-install the antivirus and antispyware programs, reinstall any additional programs you installed since you bought the machine (yep, time for some disk digging), then connect your backup device (the one you backed up your pics, composition, etc to) and FULLY SCAN IT before you copy your ID back. Delete any remaining infected files (by the AV/AS software), and then restore your ID.
Robert
aiBuiltPC
CompTIA A+ Certified Computer Repair Technician
Trojan.win32.agent.azsy – fake.
run:
Free Malwarebytes:
http://download.cnet.com/Malwarebytes-Anti-Malware/3000-8022_4-10804572.html
You can download Spyware Stop to detect and remove this virus immediately. Spyware Stop is an effectual tool with excellent service. You can get from them a modified speech to solve your point problem once there is any tenacious spyware threat.
Spyware Doctor removes this infection for sure:
http://www.2-spyware.com/equate.php
Follow the lessons on the link not more than, it’s step by step instructions how to clean your computer system from Trojan.win32.agent.azsy by Antispyware tool. It’s very effectual and quick
Simple steps removal by free scanner:
http://www.pcthreat.com/parasitebyid-8133en.html
Trojan.win32.agent.azsy is being exploited as a sort of cyber-”scarecrow”, which means – it shows up in fake malware detection alerts issued by a way more devastating infection called Personal Antivirus (FYI: Personal Antivirus is a nasty fake anti-spyware app). In this manner, Personal AV is trying to get you purchasing its license – allegedly to remove Trojan.win32.agent.azsy.
Well, what you should do is scan your PC for malware like Personal Antivirus, in the first place; and remove all detectoins. Get a step-by-step security guide for this issue here: http://remove-malware.net/how-to-remove-trojanwin32agentazsy-trojan/ .
It shoud suffice to secure your system.
Hope is was helpful!
Bobby