Eliminate Virus.Win32.Nsag.a from the system

[xanix]

My system has Windows XP operating system with a trial version antivirus of AVG. I have enabled a scheduled scan that takes place daily. So, one say I got an infection of Virus.Win32.Nsag.a1 in many of the folders in the system. Now, I do not know how to eliminate Virus.Win32.Nsag.a from the system because I could not remove it directly from the AVG user interface. I do not understand where it came from because I scan all the portables and externals that I insert into my system. I am worried because I do not know what all places it must have spread as I do not have much information about Virus.Win32.Nsag.a.

[Zachary]

The infections like Virus.Win32.Nsag.a always manipulate the registry settings and also add new malicious settings into it and they become the reason for the frequent execution of the virus and thus, their replication becomes easy. Hence, they could be spread entirely in the system. So, to eliminate Virus.Win32.Nsag.a from the system manually is basically impossible. If it would be possible too, it will irritate you removing them from each and every files and folders in which they may be embedded. I dont think that you can use to remove it easily from the system.

[Big Fish]

The name tells us that Virus.Win32.Nsag.a is a type of Win32 virus that has a high alert, that means that it is very dangerous. It generally spreads through the system by mostly infecting the SYSTEM 32 folder. Thus, it makes many of the programs un-workable, which means that you will have error alerts many times while working in the system. Everytime the infected file runs, the virus too gets executed. This is the replication technique of this virus. To to eliminate Virus.Win32.Nsag.a from the system, I suggest you to format your system immediately because if kept long, the virus may cause a system crash which could be even more loss to you than anything.

[Shen]

You are not able to eliminate Virus.Win32.Nsag.a from the system is that you are using a trial version of the AVG antivirus. The trial versions only detect infections, but they do not allow deletions of the detected infections. I advice you to download a full version of the same antivirus that you are using and then, run a full system scan. Now, when the infections are detected, the would be successfully removed from the system. I have seen many such cases with my friends. They have all used the above method and their problem had been solved. If you keep using the trial versions more and more infections may enter your system.

[Steve123]

Eliminating Virus.Win32.Nsag.a from the system is difficult if you try to manually eradicate it. You should enable a boot scan in your system. Any type of infections can be eradicated by this method. Actually, boot scan is a scan that is enabled even before the virus can execute because it is enabled before the operating system loads. So, as the virus will not be active at such a time it is easy to delete it from the system. This method can be used to remove any types of infections from the system. Antivirus like Quick Heal provide this feature of boot scan as soon as you install it. I have been successful to remove many infections using this method, hopefully it would solve your problem too.

[Spyrus]

I advice you to use AVIRA antivirus to eliminate Virus.Win32.Nsag.a from the system. After you have installed AVIRA antivirus, start Windows in safe mode. Then, run a full system scan of your hard drives, flash drives and also the externals that you have. In safe mode the virus is mostly not able to execute. After you have eradicated the virus, keep the antivirus updated always as new infections may be designed by the attackers and their names have to be updated in the database of virus definitions of the antivirus. I follow the same method to avoid infections into my system.