I have the "SVCHOSTS.EXE-06B6C8D2.pf" trojan on my computer.
How exalty do I remove it. I did have "svchosts.exe" trojan which i removed using AEVITA Wipe and Delete.
Im running Avast! as my AntiVi and Zone Alaram Pro as my firewall

Have you tryed running Avast to remove the trogan...

Hello comedyink,
I would recommend using Twister Anti-Trojan Virus from Filseclab to get rid of this trojan.

~Sean

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-Yes, I did try running avast to find and delete, but nothing came up.
-Ill try using twister anti-trojan to see if i can get rid of this.

Why don`t you go ahead and press ctrl, alt, delete and pull up your task manager and go to the "Processes" and try seeing if perhaps the trojan is in there. If it is, end the task and run any anti-virus software and it should take care of it.

You mentioned Avast didn`t pick the virus up... Is it the latest version with current updates?

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Terminating viruses/malware doesn't typically work in taskmanager because they auto restart.

I'd start up in Safe Mode and then run antivirus from safe mode. There are some web-based virus scanners (pandasoft) that don't require you to install the program or updates, and just scans your computer from the net--viruses/malware are famous for fooling/preventing antivirus software from working properly (in some cases). Try a few different free antivirus programs to see if that helps.

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Yeah, but there`s actually a way to end it in task manager without it restarting while you delete it. This was actually how I managed to fix a computer that came into the shop I used to work at.

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Sure, in safe mode while you're running an antivirus program, but there's no practical way to manually kill a virus/malware trojan in task manager and then remove all instances of the program(s) from your computer before it restarts.

If you have found a way please share it for the person having this problem.

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Hi comedyink... You said you had an Svchosts.exe trojan and then said you removed it using Aevita Wipe and Delete which is basically a file shredder. What exactly did you delete? Guy is right - stopping or deleting the process will not remove the trojan. Several malwares have been associated with using svchosts.exe - do you know which trojan you have?
I would start the computer in safe mode. Download the latest virus definitions for Avast. Run a full system scan and delete all the files detected. Hopefully this will also get rid of the registry entries or you will have to do this manually. When you are sure the trojan is gone set a new system restore point as the previous ones will probably contain the trojan. If Avast doesn't pick anything up then I would try an online detector like Housecall.

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It still didnt work with anyother AntiVi.
I deleted svchosts.exe in my system32 dedicatory.
And my Virus is Trojan.W32.MyTob i think

Did you run the AV's from safe mode? What makes you think it is W32.MyTob? You should also check in Add/Remove Programs to make sure nothing has installed itself without your knowledge. Some malwares do this such as Adware.TopAV - this also creates an svchosts file as do many other malwares. You really need to know what you are dealing with as removal techniques differ.

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If the Virus you have is the one you said it is, try this Virus remover for it:

W32.Mytob@mm Removal Tool - Symantec.com

Or maybe this one:

W32.Mytob.AR@mm Removal Tool - Symantec.com

Or, if those don't work, I think that Symantec has an online Virus scanner somewhere, maybe not though.

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I think I got all of them on my computer,
I found 2-3 in safe mode,
and 1 when I was in regular mode, just browsing.

see the thread in this forum called Hijack This - tacotanker27 may be able to help you with your problem

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