Bloodhound.Morphine HELP!

htio · 17-10-2005, 15:07

few hours ago my computer just got infected by the Bloodhound.Morphine virus and it infected my C:\WINDOWS\_HOOk.DLL ,my Symantec antivirus detects it but it cant fix it, so i go to the symatec website and follow the instruction to remove the virus ,but when i do my full scan in save mode the antivirus cannot detects the virus. Then i restart my computer and found out that the virus is still there. somebody PLSS HELP ME !!! every time i try to open my explorer this error msg box come out:' c++ runtime error'. pls help me to get rid of this virus.

sorry for my broken english.

17-10-2005, 15:17

could you try an online checker?

http://www3.ca.com/securityadvisor/virusinfo/scan.aspx

for example ?

Anonymouse · 17-10-2005, 15:27

The broken English doesn't matter; I think we understood you okay - don't worry about that. Dealing with your virus problem is far more important. We of this forum are united in our contempt and hatred of the ingenious idiots who write scumware.

Try the AumHa Forum for advice on killing this thing. Take care to read the admin post first, as it gives you details on what to do before posting anything on the forum. Let us know how you get on. And don't panic; there is no virus that can't be dealt with, one way or another.

TheBlueRaja · 17-10-2005, 15:33

I assume that as the virus was orginally detected by Norton that it has been quarantined as well by that app - in which case it may still be on your system but not active.

Paul · 17-10-2005, 18:18

If it keeps coming back and you are running XP it may be in a system restore point and is constantly being put back as Windows thinks it's system file. Where did norton find the virus? It should give you a full filepath.
If it is in a System Restore point all you have to do is turn off system restore, reboot, turn on system restore and Windows will clear all restore points and start again.

the_beast666 · 17-10-2005, 18:43

Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul

If it keeps coming back and you are running XP it may be in a system restore point and is constantly being put back as Windows thinks it's system file. Where did norton find the virus? It should give you a full filepath.
If it is in a System Restore point all you have to do is turn off system restore, reboot, turn on system restore and Windows will clear all restore points and start again.

got to be a good thing to try i reckon

, and a

from me as well

htio · 17-10-2005, 21:56

thx guys i think this is the best forum that i have never seen ..... thxyou very much guys.....