Google Redirect Virus [-_-]

[The Doctor]

1st attempt you should make is.




If that doesn't work




If that still doesn't work

That won't work, because antivirus has been tricked into thinking it is a system program.

I assume what I told you to do didn't work. Did it have any results what-so-ever?

 

[Demosthenes]

First of all, antivirus can't help that much with this one.

You have to isolate where the virus is.

Download Malwarebytes, it'll find where the virus is, but it won't delete it. Go to the file and delete it manually.

If it says the directory is non-existent, go to run and type %[name of the directory, not the path here]%

If it says you can't delete it because it's attached to a service, disable the service from start-up, restart, and then try and delete it.

My brother had this problem a few weeks ago. : P

By the way, we tried every other possible solution, it didn't work for us.

We had to basically feel around in the dark until we isolated it, so this might not be the exact way to fix it for you.

Also be wary, when I had this virus, it made a duplicate service for each service it was attached to. If you have the same virus, the real service should have a description, whereas the fake service will not. You'll need to know this, as you may mess something up horribly if, for instance, the Power Service is being used to protect the virus's files. Should you accidentally set the real Power service to be "Disabled on Start", then turning your computer on may not be possible. >_> Disabling the fake service should have no effect on your computer.

 

[emovt]

I dont know.Sorry dude