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What do I do to permanently remove 180Solutions.Zango?
Q. I always do daily antispy scans but Windows Defender BETA, Ad-Aware, and Spybot-Search and Destroy never EVER detect 180Solutions.Zango, but Yahoo! Antispy does. I really hate it and I really want to get rid of it and make it stop bugging my computer so much. What should I do to permanently remove this annoying piece of adware, once and for all? I don't know why my computer keeps on being infected with 180Solutions.Zango, and I don't have anything that was made by Zango at all. Just telling me to remove it from Add and Remove Programs will not help.
Asked by The Slingshot Effect - Mon Nov 6 20:00:46 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Hi there, Here's some detailed information on the 180Solutions.Zango infection: The best and easiest way to remove this infection is by installing the Free Trial of Prevx1. This will scan your PC and remove this and any other infections free of charge.
Answered by Secure Expert - Tue Nov 7 05:09:06 2006

Having problems getting rid of Trojans, what can I do?
Q. Ok I got some Trojans but I can't seem to get rid of them. I also can't use the Internet to update my spyware programs or DL new ones. So far i've used malwarebytes and superanti spyware. Malwarebytes is up to date but super isn't. SuperAnti says it found these Trojans: 10 Trojan unknown origin Malwarebytes found about 15-20 of these all together: Trojan agent Rootkit agent Trojan dnschanger Trojan fakealert h Trojan fakealert Backdoor.bot Trojan downloader Trojan BHO Malware trace Adware agent Adware 180solutions Adware shopping report and one called Trojan disable or something like that. Now everytime I reboot my computer it finds more however if I disconnect from the Internet and reboot after a full scan it won't find… [cont.]
Asked by Oscar E - Thu Jul 9 14:13:44 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Try scanning your comp. in safe mode This is how to use safe mode.
Answered by G - Thu Jul 9 17:25:08 2009

PorntubeVirus(REAL emergency, already downloaded false codec and the fake security)?
Q. I'll admit I've been on sites i shouldn't of been, but right now my main concern is damage control after i let my guard slip. I've already downloaded the fake codec, and fell for the security software before realizing it was a trap. This was at 4 in the morning. Now the Spybot-search&destroyer I'm currently using: has found entries of: 1 trojan 4 malware and a LOT of zango adware(which is the least of my worries) The system seems smarter than any similar questions here, I'm using an 2+ year old Compaq laptop. It's flashing the security warning, but also opening my bittorrent client, IE and Firefox, the sheer lag stopping me from turning them off. I'd run add and remove to get rid of the surface files, but dodging pop ups literally… [cont.]
Asked by ShinAzure - Sat Jan 10 23:32:12 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. How to remove Fake Software, Pop-Ups, Spyware, Trojans and Viruses: Download, install, update and scan your computer with both Malwarebytes and SuperantiSpyware, delete what ever they find, if this fails to completely remove the virus/spyware download then update Avast and run a boot scan (click schedule boot-time scan and restart your PC), all the software below is free and safe to use. Malwarebytes: SuperantiSpyware: Avast Anti-Virus: To protect your PC in the future you'll need to install anti-virus software and a firewall, id recommend using Avast and Comodo Pro firewall both are very effective and completely free, you should also switch to Firefox 3 if you are browsing with IE as its much safer and a lot easier to use. (link [cont.]
Answered by Dave Computer Cleaner - Sat Jan 10 23:49:51 2009