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Reply to: Trojan.Pandex!inf virus in winlogon.exe

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    Trojan.Pandex

    Have you tried using an online virus scanner? It is better to scan your system while in safe mode to prevent the virus from loading onto a memory. Please follow carefully the instructions on Trojan.Pandex!inf removal.

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  • ChimpMaster
    started a topic Trojan.Pandex!inf virus in winlogon.exe

    Trojan.Pandex!inf virus in winlogon.exe

    I've searched the web (all of it, it seems), and even posted on techie forums but no one knows how to get rid of this virus. My Symantec keeps on detecting it every time I open an application on my PC. I fear its a keylogger.

    My winlogon.exe file has changed recently and is the infected file according to Symantec antivirus.

    Anyone come across this?
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