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josemarquez10
08-26-2004, 12:32 AM
Hi.
I just got the trojan virus called "trojan virus Revop.C", I have windows 2000 and I would like some expert give me a favor guiding me the way to take it off from my computer. I run my free AVG 6.0 antivirus and it could not take it off. I appreciate your help.
PrntRhd
08-26-2004, 12:41 AM
See this link to TrendMicro: revop.c (http://www.trendmicro.com/vinfo/virusencyclo/default5.asp?VName=TROJ_REVOP.F)
It explains what's going on and how to remove it.
It is actually agressive spyware, not a traditional trojan or traditional virus. Do you use freeware applications? They can load this with the application.
Hi josemarquez10
Welcome to the PC Guide Discussion Forum.
PrntRhd has given you a good link to information on this spyware. You might also want to try a google search for 'revop.c'. This give lots of other useful information for you to understand exactly what you have.
If you dont already have it installed you should consider Ad-Aware SE personal edition. This is a free download and is very good at keeping away a lot of spyware. Ensure you download the latest definitions to go with it and that you have build 1.03
You can also take a look at spywareblaster V3.2. This does a similar thing and runs in the background. Again keep the definitions up to date on both of these and this will help you run without too much spyware. I run both of these on my PC.
I am by no means one of the experts here so come back and read their replies later. But you wont be doing any harm by downloading the two programs I have recommended.
You should also have a read through some of the threads in the 'Applicationa & Security' section for more info about keeping yourself protected.
Have fun and dont forget to look back at what the experts advise
Regards
Gav
Josemarquez10
Welcome to PCGuide.com. here is some resource for you to read over, it's on this site:
http://www.pcguide.com/vb/forumdisplay.php?s=&forumid=34
Notice the first listings with the word "Priority" in front of them, there's a lot of good information to help you protect yourself, and most of it is free, and if it wasn't worth it it wouldn't be listed.
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