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    Trojan.Clicker.Win32.Cycler.ajto

    I can not get rid of Trojan- Clicker.Win32.Cycler.ajto actually my antivirus locates and removes it but I returned it to each connection and I would like to know how to locate the source and stop . My virus is still there and I do not know what to do . yet I have all quarantined with Malwarebytes but there is always a window that opens to my antivirus tell me to clean etc. Thank you for your help.

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    Re: Trojan.Clicker.Win32.Cycler.ajto

    If your computer was not protected by a virus and become infected by this malicious code , then follow the instructions following :
    1. Using the Task Manager , end the Trojan process .
    2. Delete the original file of the trojan (the location on the infected computer depends on how it has penetrated the unit) .
    3. Remove the keys to the registry :
    [HKLM \ Software \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Run]
    " lsass " = " % % WorkDir \ winlogon11.exe "
    4. Run a full scan of the computer using Kaspersky Anti - Virus with the latest antivirus database day.

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    Re: Trojan.Clicker.Win32.Cycler.ajto

    The Trojan registers its executable file in the system registry so that the Trojan is executed automatically each system startup:
    [HKLM \ Software \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Run]
    " lsass " = " % % WorkDir \ winlogon11.exe ".
    This Trojan is dedicated to fictitiously increase the number of visits websites. It is a Windows PE EXE size is 24,576 bytes. It is written in Visual Basic .

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    Re: Trojan.Clicker.Win32.Cycler.ajto

    Once the Trojan Zlob Trojan installed in the user's system , it will display messages warning system such as " Your browser Was Infected by Trojan- Clicker.Win32.Tiny.h " ("Your Browser was infected by Trojan- Clicker.Win32.Tiny.h ). If you click on the alert, you will be redirected to the home pages of IEDefender or Files Secure. Warning messages Trojan- Clicker.Win32.Tiny.h can slow the performance of your computer system . Delete this parasite from your computer as soon as possible.

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    Re: Trojan.Clicker.Win32.Cycler.ajto

    If the firewall requesting permission to connect to MBAM, accept .
    * Once the update is complete, go to the tab Search.
    * Select "Run a full review"
    * Click "Search"
    *. The analysis will take some time , be patient!
    * At the end, a message will display:
    The review was completed normally.

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    Re: Trojan.Clicker.Win32.Cycler.ajto

    The interesting part of this malware and that both have no point of loading in the register and especially if one attempts to remove the malware , it returns the page as shown disinfection : t25834.html - your- protection. The infection is actually re-install a rootkit which is housed in the MBR which has the name " Whistler Bootkit . So after the second MBR Rootkit PSW - Sinowal , Backdoor.MaosBoot Trojan.Mebroot.

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