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Gurrasnurra
03:52 PM on April 07, 2007
Hey man. Thanks for creating this site. Got rid of NSIS Media thanks to your site (well actually it was more about your thread)
anyway... I'd like a Chicken salad sandwich with pecans and a mediaum Mountain Dew Pplease ;P
anyway... I'd like a Chicken salad sandwich with pecans and a mediaum Mountain Dew Pplease ;P
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Ed
10:31 AM on December 16, 2006
Not a bad site at all. The good thing about TrojanHunter is that it has an active guard. NSIS can also be removed by SpyBot, but make sure to disable "System Restore" when dealing with NSIS and its likes. It would help in cutting down on popups and advertisement if you install Ad Muncher , which also has an active protection for whenever you're online.
Be sure to update your anti-virus and other programs that help you get rid of annoying spyware, malware, and worms. Just remember to disable "System Restore" in order for those pests not to reload themselves.
Thanks,
ekawalaski@yahoo.com
Be sure to update your anti-virus and other programs that help you get rid of annoying spyware, malware, and worms. Just remember to disable "System Restore" in order for those pests not to reload themselves.
Thanks,
ekawalaski@yahoo.com
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Karina
10:47 PM on October 31, 2006
Thank you very much for helping me, you saved my computer. A kiss
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Damayanthi
07:40 AM on October 26, 2006
I really need your help.I am a girl from sweden.2 months ago i got a laptop.........a couple a days ago i started to get pop ups on my computer fron NSIS MEDIA......i checked in programs/add/remove..........and i found it there,i have never installed anything from it..........and i dont know what to do............i have tried everything........even your advice on this site..............i cant get rid of the shit..............please HELP ME.............. 
.My email:damayanthi23@hotmail.com
.My email:damayanthi23@hotmail.com
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Ralf
01:34 PM on September 17, 2006
I'm not sure about your method, but here is how I got rid of it:
There is a dll-module in the System32 folder that Explorer.exe, IExplorer.exe and a few other processes are forced to load.
The tricky part seems to be that it has a different name on different systems. For me it was netstrap42.dll.
I used a small tool called "Process Radar" to list up the dlls loaded by explorer.exe.
There was a module that looked odd, saying "Extension" in the description. Also the dll file had a number in its name.
The file was locked and couldn't be deleted in normal as well as in safe mode and all removal tools would crash trying to remove it as well.
Eventually I used a tool called "Unlocker" to override the file lock and delete the file although it was in use.
It worked... well but as you would think all my windows shell instantly crashed (but restarted).
After that I could delete all the NSIS stuff from the filesystem and the registry manually and it never came back.
Hope this helped.
Bye!
There is a dll-module in the System32 folder that Explorer.exe, IExplorer.exe and a few other processes are forced to load.
The tricky part seems to be that it has a different name on different systems. For me it was netstrap42.dll.
I used a small tool called "Process Radar" to list up the dlls loaded by explorer.exe.
There was a module that looked odd, saying "Extension" in the description. Also the dll file had a number in its name.
The file was locked and couldn't be deleted in normal as well as in safe mode and all removal tools would crash trying to remove it as well.
Eventually I used a tool called "Unlocker" to override the file lock and delete the file although it was in use.
It worked... well but as you would think all my windows shell instantly crashed (but restarted).
After that I could delete all the NSIS stuff from the filesystem and the registry manually and it never came back.
Hope this helped.
Bye!
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