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Can't Access Windows Update
Name: VooDooChi1e Date: December 15, 2008 at 00:47:49 Pacific OS: Windows XP SP3 CPU/Ram: Pentium 4 3GHz / 1 GB of Product: Dell / DIMENSION 4600
Comment:
Hey Guys, I would like to get some help. I got a virus a few days ago involving a bogus antivirus program, Spyguard 2008, that downloaded without me knowing. I managed to get rid of some of it but I know there is more files that need to be deleted and probably settings that need to be changed back. I am not able to access any sites that have to do with antiviruses or antispyware. (Norton.com, Avast.com, AVG.com etc.) It is extremely annoying. (By the way, I can access all other sites) Could someone give me a hand? Thanks in advance
Name: adamantine39 Date: February 23, 2009 at 11:29:56 Pacific
Reply:
i think you get a trojan dns changer,this trojan change your main dns server to other dns server which maybe dangerous site .and when i scaned my computer with malwarebytes i've got the result that my dns server've changed into these:so thanks to malwarebytes.so i know who put me into problem primary dns :85.255.112.116 secondary dns :85.255.112.183 wow.he can chage my original dns server into his adress!!! and my computer can't connect to microsoft sites.better check your dns adress. is it the true adress of yours or not???. if not ,you can copy that adress and paste into your browser.so you know who put you into trouble
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