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    How to recover a system from winlogon, csrss, atieclxx viruses

    I am having a dell vostro laptop and using it from the last few months. Till now it has served me the best, and last night when I was doing a routine scan of my system where I found that my system is being affected by some unnoticed viruses winlogon, csrss, atieclxx . I really don’t know how to get rid of these viruses and also not able to understand them. My antivirus is also unable to delete them. Please suggest me an antivirus which will delete these viruses. Please help me protecting my system from any kind of damage.

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    Re: How to recover a system from winlogon, csrss, atieclxx viruses

    Well according to me the Winlogons are the threat to any system and if yours system is being affected by the same then you have to take some evasive actions. These are the viruses which will not let you run the system in the safe mode also. So what you have to tin this case is that just delete the files which are affected by the same and the 7you have to delete the entries from the HJT. Once the entries from the HJT are deleted then you can easily remove the virus from the system. I am sure that doing this will help you to delete the virus from your system.

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    Re: How to recover a system from winlogon, csrss, atieclxx viruses

    If you found such virus on your system then there are different ways through which you can get rid of them. You can download a Spybot search & destroy software and then install it onto your system. Once you will run this software what it will do is just search for the files that are affected by the same and then delete the virus for permanently. I am sure that it will help you to solve your issue.

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    Re: How to recover a system from winlogon, csrss, atieclxx viruses

    It seems to me that if you are using the windows XP operating system then you can easily find out the virus and then delete it. What you have to do here is that just start the system in safe mode and then run the “regedi “command which will search for the similar kind of files which are affected by these viruses and after that you can delete these files forever. I hope that doing this one will help you to resolve your issue.

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    Re: How to recover a system from winlogon, csrss, atieclxx viruses

    Installing the latest antivirus will help you for sure, Just do one thing install the license copy of any antivirus and scan the system I hope that it will find the file for you and also take the appropriate actions regarding the files, I think that files need to be deleted instantly before infecting other parts of the system and even this will not help you then you have to just hard reset your system which will delete all the data of your system and make the system work as it is a new one. Keep one thing in mind that before hard resetting your system keep backup of all the important data.

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