Someone in our company has been poisoned with MSN

1.Reboot into safe mode (press F8 on startup).

2.Run - msconfig, find the auto-started program in "Startup", note the path to the program below.

Except for X: Windows System32, all startup programs with X: Windows System32 do not select and write down the suspicious program path.

3.Reboot and enter the system normally.

4.Go to X: Windows System32, back up the files you just wrote down to another folder (to prevent accidental deletion), and then delete them.

5.Run-

6.User Settings - Management Templates - System - Ctrl+Alt+Del Options.

Delete Task Manager on the right side of the page

Open the Delete Task Manager property settings page shown below and select Disable

Click "OK" to unban "CTRL+ALT+DEL" to open Task Manager7Still in the Group Policy dialog box.

8.-- User Configuration — Manage Templates — System, double-click the Block Access to Registry Tool item in the right-hand column to open the Block Access to Registry Tool Properties dialog box.

Select the "Disabled" single option.

Click the OK button to restore the disabled registry.

9.Reboot If it is not normal, find it again as described above.

If everything is in order, wipe out the files completely.

Kingsoft is a popular tool.

My company is also hit by this.,Annoying.,It's only 5 minutes to automatically disconnect.,The virus is transmitted through msn.,It's called msn** album、"msn**chicken"......

I'm sure you've experienced it, try it out!

You can access it through the web port, I've been using this imtata, log in directly.

And it is. It can also bind QQ MSN to chat under a dialog box at the same time, which is very convenient You can try it

Change the password, that's how mine was solved.

Change the password, that's how mine was solved.

Change the password, that's how mine was solved.

You also have to make up the number of words, count the count.

The prerequisite is that there is no virus, and the reason is that the password has been stolen.

Hit the no-kill?

Try again with the new antivirus.

1.Change your password.

2.To kill local viruses, it is really not possible to redo the system.

3.Don't leave your MSN account password indiscriminately.

4.Last, but not least, change to msnlite, add ad filtering in the next version, and never be afraid of ads again.

It is recommended to install a powerful antivirus software to check and kill all (Trojan and malicious plug-ins are recommended).

It doesn't have to be that your MSN is poisoned, it could be that your computer is poisoned.

Or maybe you've used MSN on a poisoned computer

Yours isn't MSN poisoning, it's your computer poisoning!

You'd better kill your own machine! Or reinstall the system! ~

You should add a friend, when your friend A and his friend B are looking at your friend A's profile, the friend information of friend A will be displayed, and there will be you. That's why they're adding you as a friend

You go to the official MSN where there is a "customer service homepage" which is the place where general FAQs and bug inquiries go wrong!!

Do you go and see for yourself what the problem is?

Many people in our company also have this phenomenon. Not poisoning. It's very common.

Please refer to it.

Your own friends will also have your profile, so that the branch-like "publicity", a self-promotion, can give many people the opportunity to see you and then join the friends.

You can reject it, or delete it. Presumably you exposed your address.

Some people add you, which is similar to sales, and some send you web pages to make money by clicking to join, and I have also met a lot of strangers who add me, all of them.

Reloaded

This is the most straightforward way to do it.

This software has a very efficient anti-virus effect for the general public (except for special viruses) viruses.

All email service providers have very severe penalties for sending spam emails;

Is the usual password setting of your mailbox too simple, it is recommended that the password be set to letters + numbers + special symbols;

And you should remember some of the emails you sent or received yourself, and submit them according to the service provider;

It's best to get into the habit of using foxmail or outlook.

It will be fine in a few days, and when the spam is cleaned, it is estimated that someone has maliciously attacked your company.

I've also encountered it before, it may be that your MSN is poisoned, just follow the operation prompts to OK, don't worry!

I'm having a similar issue and I can easily fix it with the following one.

First of all, this is a problem with MSN's installation hopping, causing a fake installation completion status, and the workaround is to download windows install clean up first

Delete the following files before reinstalling it and it's OK.