JohnCenaFan28
06-23-2008, 06:25 PM
OK this is what I found on this to help Gunner4Life, please note that I'm not the one telling you to do this, it's just info that I found that may be helpful to you. Follow the instructions at your own risk:
Question-
what is boot.vbs
i have a problem in my computer that when I start my PC a message come that shows missing file on boot.vbs. I have scan my PC with symantec and macafee but it shows not effect on it. PLZ help me
Answers-
sounds like its a custom autorun virus
usually located in c:\windows\system32\
... First off though Turn off system restore as this virus will sit in a restore point and pretty much be hidden away from the eyes of the Anti Virus.
reboot and give your pc a good scan.
Run Process Explorer (right click on task bar>task manager>Processes) and Kill the Following Processes:
wscript.exe
dxdlg.exe (kill this one first)
Run Autoruns and under logon tab, remove
C:\WINDOWS\system32\wscript.exe C:\WINDOWS\system32\boot.vbs
Search for entries named wproxp and remove it
Remove the following files from your PC:
C:\WINDOWS\system32\dxdlg.exe
wproxp.exe (Most probably in your system32 or windows folder)
C:\WINDOWS\system32\boot.vbs
Hope this helps you.
Question-
what is boot.vbs
i have a problem in my computer that when I start my PC a message come that shows missing file on boot.vbs. I have scan my PC with symantec and macafee but it shows not effect on it. PLZ help me
Answers-
sounds like its a custom autorun virus
usually located in c:\windows\system32\
... First off though Turn off system restore as this virus will sit in a restore point and pretty much be hidden away from the eyes of the Anti Virus.
reboot and give your pc a good scan.
Run Process Explorer (right click on task bar>task manager>Processes) and Kill the Following Processes:
wscript.exe
dxdlg.exe (kill this one first)
Run Autoruns and under logon tab, remove
C:\WINDOWS\system32\wscript.exe C:\WINDOWS\system32\boot.vbs
Search for entries named wproxp and remove it
Remove the following files from your PC:
C:\WINDOWS\system32\dxdlg.exe
wproxp.exe (Most probably in your system32 or windows folder)
C:\WINDOWS\system32\boot.vbs
Hope this helps you.