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[Brian12]

Hi everyone,

I would like to share my malware removal guide with all of you. It contains step by step instructions on how to remove malware from a computer. It's still a work in progress. I would appreciate any feedback.  

This guide will help you clean your computer of malware. If you think your computer is infected with a virus or some other malicious software, you may want to use this guide. It contains instructions that, if done correctly and in order, will remove most malware infections on a Windows operating system. It highlights the tools and resources that are necessary to clean your system.

Guide: http://www.selectrealsecurity.com/malware-removal-guide

Brian

[Samker]

Hi Brian,
this is great and very helpful guide.  


Also, I have few (small) suggestions:

1. more recommended Free AV's, for example: AVG, Avira, Panda... you have them in SCF's AV area (with "reviews" from SCF members): http://scforum.info/index.php/board,10.0.html

2. more recommended AV Online Scanners for double check, here is SCforum's list: http://scforum.info/index.php/topic,734.0.html

3. addition of "Microsoft's Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool" in "Removal Process" (or somewhere else), here is SCforum's list of good Virus removal tools: http://scforum.info/index.php/topic,4510.0.html

4. additional advice to users, how is important to keep Windows (and other operating systems) updated with latest patches, hot-fixes...


For the end, it'll be very nice from you to include "SCforum.info - Security [CENTRAL] Forum": http://scforum.info in your "Useful Resources" page: http://www.selectrealsecurity.com/useful-security-resources and to recommend SCforum's "PC Help Center": http://scforum.info/index.php/board,16.0.html in your "Get Expert Analysis" area: http://www.selectrealsecurity.com/malware-removal-guide#forums


Hope these suggestions will help you... ??

Best Regards,

Samker


P.S.

In the next few minutes I'll change your SCF membership to VIP and will add your site to SCF's Link Directory: http://scforum.info/index.php?action=links;cat=1

[Brian12]

Hi Samker,

Thanks for your suggestions. I added the forum to my useful resources page. It's under Miscellaneous.

Thank you for adding my site. I appreciate it.  

Brian

[vishwanath99]

Hi Brain
Malware Removal Guide for Windows
 Its very useful. If I get in pdf its helpful

[Samker]

...

I added the forum to my useful resources page. It's under Miscellaneous.

...

Thanks pal... 

[Brian12]

Update:

- Changed the link to backup instructions
- Added Windows Repair by Tweaking.com (Fix Post-Disinfection Problems)
- Removed TaskManager.xls
- Added Process Hacker (Additional Detection/Removal Tools)
- Removed unnecessary links

[Brian12]

Update:

- Removed unnecessary notes (Step 2)
- Revised instructions for running SuperAntiSpyware (Step 2)
- Removed tutorial links (Step 2)
- Changed the order of steps in After the Removal Process
- Added instructions on how to Repair Windows Update and Firewall (Fix Post-Disinfection Problems)

[Brian12]

Update:

- Added a Comments and Reviews page (under the title)
- Created a PDF version of the guide (under the title)
- Added a link about disconnecting your Internet connection (Step 2)
- Added a link to Malwarebytes randomly named installer (Step 2)
- Combined steps: Get Expert Analysis and Further Help

I also created a Google+ page. https://plus.google.com/106459453799715716104/posts Please follow me. 

[Brian12]

Update:

- Added a new image (Introduction)
- Added a new page: Fix Internet Connection after Malware Removal (Removal Process)
- Added an important note - RKill (Step 2)
- Removed Malwarebytes offline database installer (isn't updated often)
- Removed SuperAntiSpyware (Step 2)
- Changed a few links
- Updated the PDF version

[Brian12]

Hi everyone,

Recently, I've been getting questions about my recent update (particularly the part about removing SuperAntiSpyware). I would like share the reasons why I removed SAS.

I removed SuperAntiSpyware for the following main reasons:

1. SuperAntiSpyware has the lowest malware detection rates compared to Malwarebytes and HitmanPro.
2. The fact that HitmanPro uses 4 antivirus engines to detect malware.
3. Malwarebytes and HitmanPro provide adequate malware removal when used together.
 
SuperAntiSpyware is still an excellent product, and I will definitely keep an eye on it. 

Brian