Removed PAV.exe virus infection
- Customer Tech Support Issues
Windows Vista 64-bit computer infected with the Personal Antivirus 2009 (PAV.exe) rogueware infection. Frequent bogus pop-ups such as: "Critical System Warning! Your system is infected with version of Trojan.Win32.Agent.azsy. This malicious program is a Rojan. It is a Windows PE EXE. Once launched, the Trojan copies its body to the current user's Windows startup directory and attempts to steal passwords from Int" and "W32.Pavsee.C - Virus Found ! W32.Pavsee.C is a virus that infects .exe and .com files on mapped drivers from C to F." PAV.exe infection had also partially disabled AVG. Located, disabled and deleted PAV.exe and all associated folders. Confirmed AVG properly configured and operational
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Rich did a great job and overall saved me money from the hassle of lugging my Desk Top to the computer store.Richard, Ontario, Canada
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