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:facepalm:yeah, i have been affected by a keylogger i think,, winlogon.exe is silently working in task manager.. pleasehelp me how to remove this virus:'(:'(:'(
 
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I think ,you tried to replace the original winlogon.exe file in windows xp for making pirated windows genuine ?
otherwiset the process "winlogon.exe" runs in the background. Winlogon is a part of the Windows Login subsystem, and is necessary for user authorization and Windows activation checks.

To remove Trojan Winlogon.exe ,just download this small utility and run it..
http://liveupdate.symantec.com/upgrade/NPE/1033/NPE.exe

Effective tool for such type of small trojans/snippers
 
The key to cleaning, is booting into Safe Mode With Networking, then running two (2) different cleaners. Here is how you can do it:


(1) First, restart your computer in Safe Mode With Networking (reboot).
Re-boot and hold down your [F8] key while re-booting
(2) Boot into "Safe Mode with Networking"
(3) Download Malwarebytes from www.malwarebytes.org
(4) Install Malwarebytes
(5) **Still in Safe Mode** Run Malwarebytes until it's finished
(6) On the "Quarantine" tab, delete everything!
(7) Restart your computer into SafeMode With Networking.

THEN:

Download and install the free SuperAntiSpyware.
www.superantispyware.com/download.html

Then, run SuperAntiSpyware. It's free, so you don't have to pay.

Then, tell it to detect everything and clean everything. Then, restart computer.

This should fix it.

EDIT: IF YOU CAN ONLY BOOT IN SAFE MODE, then could mean that your REGISTRY is messed up --- but I'm not sure of that. So, what I would do is download the latest MICROSOFT SECURITY ESSENTIALS.

links:
http://www.malwarebytes.org/
http://www.superantispyware.com/download.html
http://www.microsoft.com/security/portal/Definitions/HowToMSE.aspx

Source: Google search :D
 
gfxguru said:
from my personal experience malwarebytes is really good..i always use that, when KIS2012 cant find any.
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Might be better than KIS2012 in removing malwares ,but remember MALWAREBYTES is not much effective in removing any security risk related to trojans .Even ,some time ,these type of softwares do just a showoff means showing fake infos about risks !

I have research report of various security softwares in which our team researched on it ..
 
@Techking & @gfxguru ,, thanks for the help & please also help me in removeing 1 more suspisious task csrss.exe
 
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Click the "Start" button and then choose "Run," or press the "Windows" button and hold down "R" to launch the Run window.
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Type in "cmd" and press "OK."
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Type in "taskkill/IM winlogon.exe" and press "Enter."
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Restart the computer system, and then press "F8" until the boot options menu appears. Choose "Boot in Safe Mode" and press "Enter."
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Click "Start," "(My) Computer" and double-click the "C:" drive icon. Choose "Program Files" and then select "winlogon.exe." Push "Delete" and the file will be removed from the computer. Restart the computer system and allow it to boot normally.
 
aussiegeorge said:
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Click the "Start" button and then choose "Run," or press the "Windows" button and hold down "R" to launch the Run window.
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Type in "cmd" and press "OK."
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Type in "taskkill/IM winlogon.exe" and press "Enter."
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Restart the computer system, and then press "F8" until the boot options menu appears. Choose "Boot in Safe Mode" and press "Enter."
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Click "Start," "(My) Computer" and double-click the "C:" drive icon. Choose "Program Files" and then select "winlogon.exe." Push "Delete" and the file will be removed from the computer. Restart the computer system and allow it to boot normally.
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It will remove the risk temporarily from your system (winlogon.exe resides it entry in recycler too)
run npe after doing it..
Better and short method proposed by @ aussiegeorge :)
 
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