Monday, March 10, 2014

Remove Trojan:Win32/Bumat!rts

Yesterday my computer was infected with Trojan:Win32/Bumat!rts. My anti-virus software have detected it but failed to removed it. I tried to remove it by using other tools but they could not fix the problem. Then I tried to use other anti-virus program to eliminate it but it remains there.This virus is so stubborn. I found no way to remove it completely. Can anybody tell me a way to completely remove Trojan:Win32/Bumat!rts?

Instruction to Trojan:Win32/Bumat!rts Virus

Trojan:Win32/Bumat!rts Virus, as what its name suggests, is a member of Trojan family.This stubborn virus usually gets in a computer by being bundled with some free software.These free software contains some deceptive files with which its installation folder and many Trojan viruses can change its original icon into a very seductive file name and similar double suffix such as TXT.EXE and JPG.EXE to prevent users from deleting them and thus to run the Trojan. By using one of the characteristics of Windows operating system as its name, the Trojan successfully confuses people and make them unable to remove it. Because people can not distinguish the malicious file from a real system file. People have difficult in detect the Trojan with their eyes.This is how hackers take control of a computer, in other words, they deceive uses by running the Trojan program. They would take all kinds of action to make their scam successful and implant the Trojan into a target system. In many cases, Trojan viruses can be removed from your computer, if you use your anti-virus software to run a system full scan. Hackers often embedding legal code into the Trojan program to avoid being removed by an antivirus program and that is the reason why your antivirus software detect it but fail to remove it from your system.
Unlike other computer infection which concentrate on destroy system data, the Trojan virus is meant to spy on what a user does on the computer and try to steal private information such as passwords and take other information that may help them make money. Creators of Trojan viruses used to write Trojan viruses and distribute them for spying out other people’s privacy or pranks.
But now, Trojan horses are frequently employed to steal useful information on the infected computer. It can get through barrier between internal and external network to filch files information.You should remove this threat from your computer the sooner the better, or you will see a lot of problems caused by it.
Why the virus should be removed?
It enables the virus maker to access your computer remotely without your knowledge.
It may cause system crash and make your executable programs unable to run.
It drops other malicious codes on your computer.
It helps hackers to collect your browsing history and other important data.
Trojan:Win32/Bumat!Rts virus is a malicious Trojan virus which can install itself into the computer system. It slows down your computer and introduces other nasty infections into the computer. What’s worse, the Trojan helps hackers to steal your private change. Remove Trojan:Win32/Bumat!rts from your computer as soon as possible.

Remove Trojan:Win32/Bumat!rts

Step 1: Show hidden files and folders to remove suspicious and virulent items generated by Trojan:Win32/Bumat!rts .
Windows 8
Open Windows Explorer on the Start Screen.
Navigate to View tab and Tick ‘File name extensions’ and ‘Hidden items’ option.

Navigate to C:\windows\winstart.bat, C:\windows\wininit.ini and C:\windows\Autoexec.bat to find and delete every files and folders named after Trojan:Win32/Bumat!rts .
Navigate to Root directory under C Disk, remove any item that is not familiar to you and is created on the day Trojan:Win32/Bumat!rts was detected.
Remove files in c:\\windows created on the day Trojan:Win32/Bumat!rts was detected and are not seen before.
Remove files in system32 folder created on the day Trojan:Win32/Bumat!rts was detected and are ended with weird extension, for example, ‘msconfig.com’.
Remove all temp folders under System32.
Windows 7/XP/Vista
Bring up ‘Folder Options’ window from ‘Control Panel’ .
Browse toView tab and tick ‘Show hidden files and folders and non-tick Hide protected operating system files (Recommended)’ option.
Press ‘OK’ button to finish.
Navigate to C:\windows\winstart.bat, C:\windows\wininit.ini and C:\windows\Autoexec.bat to find and delete every files and folders named after Trojan:Win32/Bumat!rts .
Navigate to Root directory under C Disk, remove any item that is not familiar to you and is created on the day Trojan:Win32/Bumat!rts was detected.
Remove files in c:\\windows created on the day Trojan:Win32/Bumat!rts was detected and are not seen before.
Remove files in system32 folder created on the day Trojan:Win32/Bumat!rts was detected and are ended with weird extension, for example, ‘msconfig.com’.
Remove all temp folders under System32.
Step 2: Exterminate running process of items generated by Trojan:Win32/Bumat!rts .
Windows 7/XP/Vista
Hold Ctrl+Alt+Delete key combination together to bring up Task Manager window.
Browse to View tab and select ‘Show Kernel Times’/ ‘Select Process Page Columns’ option.
Tick PID (Process Identifier) and press OK button.
Find ‘LSASS.exe’ for its image of the User Account which does nor belong to system.
Back to desktop and press Win key and R key at once.
Put in ‘CMD’ and press Enter key.
Type ‘ntsd –c q -p (PID, the number you saw on Task Manager)’ (without quotation marks).
Press Enter key.
follow the same process as depicted above.
Step3: Bring up Database to purify registry entries.
Windows 8
Enable Search charm bar by hovering mouse over lower right screen.
Type ‘regedit’/‘regedit.exe’ and hit Enter key.
Navigate to the below registries respectively to find suspicious key value started with “Run” and delete accordingly:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\Curren Version
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion and
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Shell Folders Startup=”C:\windows\start menu\programs\startup
Windows 7/XP/Vista
Hold and press Win key and R key at once to type ‘regedit’
Enter key follows up to enable database window.
Navigate to the below registries respectively to find suspicious key value started with “Run” and delete accordingly:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run\[RANDOM CHARACTERS].exe
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings “CertificateRevocation” =Random
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\policies\Explorer\run\Random.exe
(2). Find out and remove the associated files of this browser hijacker virus.
%AllUsersProfile%\random.exe
%Temp%\random.exe
%AllUsersProfile%\Application Data\random
%AllUsersProfile%\Application Data\.dll HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Random “.exe”

Trojan:Win32/Bumat!Rts Removal Tool

Trojan:Win32/Bumat!rts Trojan Virus is highly dangerous virus to computer. As we have mentioned above, Trojans are often seems to be harmless, but will perform some unexpected malicious action. If your computer is infected with this Trojan, your computer will act slowly and sometimes programs will suddenly close without hints. Once the virus finish its infection process, it will start to interfere the performance of your computer. The Trojan horse will change computer settings and you will be interrupted by lots of constant pop ups. Hiding behind system rootkit makes this virus more difficult to be removed. Manual way should be the most effective way to remove nasty virus. Since the manual removal way is very risky, it is advised to use a Trojan removal tool.
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