Jon PArkes | How can i remove the virus dl.exe its driving me insane!!! |
babloo | i dont know how to remote |
Ian | This is also a process associated with Weather Watcher. It will appear for a short time while it downloads weather updates. |
Kami | Well i had the little F*#ker on my pc and it kept me from connecting to the internet it kept bring up a prompt window then giving me some here about the window. so i searched with the search tool and 3 entries for dl.exe came up i just deleted them and emptied the recycle bin went away no problems so i hope this works for u guys and never download anything from style xp websites cause thats where my problem started |
umesh | its blocking my whole work plz help me out |
Demlar | The "Free" scane you guys gave a link to us for is a really good program, Yet it does nothing to help me -.-
I have no credit card so i can't simply register, I need a free program that i can download and use to get rid of this "beatch" as you put it :P |
nirzar | run>cmd>regedit
click on find option in regedit
type "dl.exe"
search for it
u will get some registries as result from that select one with the "value" as dl.exe
double click it and delete the text "dl.ex"
close regedit and restart...might help
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nirzar | run>cmd>regedit
click on find option in regedit
type "dl.exe"
search for it
u will get some registries as result from that select one with the "value" as dl.exe
double click it and delete the text "dl.ex"
close regedit and restart...might help
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Mike | www.avast.com removed it for me totaly highly recommend it. |
Relish | What you can do manually: Using the information provided above, go to those areas and rename all instances for the files. Also, dump your cache files, remove the Restore point function, don't use Hibernate. After taking these precautions, go into the System (from control panel) configure your Swap File as zero and reboot, defragment, then reinstall the swap file. To get rid of all instances of the file....also check all your backups. |
Relish | Better way is the DOS way. Rename the EXE to E1E or whatever. Take away its execution and it can't call itself again. Also look for WinSys.exe, WinSys2.exe. You can also add a letter or number after .exe (.exe2). Deleting the file won't help. |
juanbarte | searching and removing dl.exe with regedit or unlocker works fine, but next time you restart windows it will appear on a different directory, that means you will find the file AGAIN |