i was silly enough to download something i shouldn't have, and got some trojans etc,
i use norton internet security
they are logged as these
trojan vundo
downloader
trojan horse
trojan nebuler
downloader trojan
adware purity
norton deleted all of these but i still get a variety of win--.tmp.exe's trying to access the internet
i know this is found in my temp folder but it won't delete
i got hold of crap cleaner and used that
also i now have spyware blaster
and i just ran ad aware
but nothing wants to get rid of it
it is currently called
win75.tmp and it is apparently being used by another person or program and won't delete
any help would be gratefully recieved

Download > Install > Update > Run, this freebie trojan finder/fixer:

A-SQUARED FREE - JUST DOWN PAGE

DerekW

which download do i want from that page?

a-squared Free 2.1

DerekW

thankyou, its currently downloading
i also have my hjt logfile if that needs to be posted as well?

I'm not the guy for those logs. See how you get on with A Squared first, its usually pretty good.

DerekW

its still not getting rid of it
it got rid of some more but not the tmp file in my temp folder

I'll send a personal message to our log expert to draw his attention to this post. If he's around he'll probably respond. Don't post log until asked (forum rules).

DerekW

thankyou, the problem seems to be internet related in that it tries to connect to the internet every 20 minutes or so, but i block it
if i keep the computer off the internet until there is a solution would you envisage there being any problems witht he computer?

That sounds fine to me. I've sent the message.

DerekW

i can delete the files in the temp folder now but they keep replicating themselves so i gues si need to find the source of them and delete that

Seems our HJT log guy is not around. You can run an auto analyzer here:

http://www.hijackthis.de/

It might help but they can be quite tricky and you must not kill off the wrong things.

Alternatively Google around for a website that undertakes HJT analysis as a regular norm.

Sorry I can't help further.

DerekW

i already have a hjt log, i'm not too sure what i should be looking for or how to delete from the registry either
any ideas?

sorry i misread you comment, i ran the check and believe i have found the rogue files, just need to get rid of them correctly then

Yes, if you are sure they are rogues (Google often helps). The real problem is that often the darned things come straight back again and there are various other tools that it might be necessary to apply.

If you are still in trouble afterwards I'm happy for you to post the HJT log and I can look at it but I am not a real expert. Maybe two of us who don't really know enough will be better than one.

DerekW