21. by Guest. 2006-05-08 16:05:56
I have found reglogs.dll and atmclk.exe but i am not having any lock unregestering the dll or deleting the exe. Do you have any addititional tips?
thanks
byron
22. by Guest. 2006-05-08 15:05:44
I work in a computer repair shop in Lincoln, Nebraska and we have seen a sudden up tick in the number of people infected with a new variant of the SpyFalcon spyware infection. While the basic infection is the same, there are a few new files to worry about.
We have a free removal tutorial posted at http://www.schrockinnovations.com/removespyfalcon.php, but suddenly people started reporting that upon restarting their computers they were becoming reinfected. We have since found that two additional files are being installed now that were not before. We updated the fixsf.zip removal tool in the tutorial to include these files.
Good luck and please post back here and let us know if you have any problems getting it removed.
23. by Guest. 2006-05-07 23:05:37
ya i have removed all items but the icon the green guy in the wheelchair, very frusterating if anyone knows a way to get rid of it please help asap
24. by Guest. 2006-05-07 01:05:50
SAFE MODE
25. by Guest. 2006-05-06 10:05:38
I removed all files but the icon still appears in the system tray! Can any kind soul teach me how to fix this annoying problem? Thanks in advance!
26. by Guest. 2006-05-06 09:05:46
WTF... MY COMPUTER HAS CANCER!
27. by Guest. 2006-05-05 11:05:42
Another file associated is: windows/system32/reglogs.dll
It took me three hours to fix and Spy Doctor could not find it.
28. by Guest. 2006-05-02 06:05:02
If these instrustions arent working because the little bugger wont end the process well try the above in safe mode!!!!!
29. by Guest. 2006-04-29 16:04:06
Hey attention everyone!!!!!! SYSTEM RESTORE WORKS AMAZINGLY!!!!!!!
I STRONGLY RECOMMEND THAT YOU TRY IT BEFORE ATTEMPTING ANYTHING ELSE. I had a system checkpoint last night, which worked totally fine and you won't lose any work after the checkpoint(documents, saved games, that type of things). I lost a few programs that I installed afterwards but it's even better because they were all for this darn Spyfalcon!!!
SO YEAH, IF YOU HAVEN'T TURNED OFF YOUR SYSTEM RESTORE IT WILL DEFINITELY WORK FOR YOU!
30. by Guest. 2006-04-27 23:04:25
I didn't have to run the spyware doctor. But after I got rid of spyfalcon,the doctor keeps me from entering sites that are infected with it.
I wrote next message too.
31. by Guest. 2006-04-27 23:04:19
My Nortons wouldn't detect this virus either.So I reconfigured nortons to find it. When I ran a scan, it detected 3 infections. hit REMOVE and spyfalcon was gone, That was a few weeks ago and I still haven't seen the darn thing around
32. by Guest. 2006-04-27 22:04:52
but you have to pay for spyware doctor to be able to remove it-------- bollocks
33. by Guest. 2006-04-26 20:04:26
I set system restore to 1 day before the icon appeared, worked like a charm... no more spyfalcon!
34. by Guest. 2006-04-26 16:04:07
I may have found another way to get rid of that stupid little blikcing icon in the task manager. I have windows XP running both an administrator and user (with admninistrator abilities) on my computer. I did not have any of the dlls or registry keys listed above but still had the stupid ICON blinking. I noticed that since I have two accounts on the computer, one was infected while the other was not. Downloaded the two files that EVERYONE tell me to download. (one was a register key and the other is a cleaning program. NOT the one listed above). Here are the steps i did. Shut off System Restore. Did (run>msconfig>boot.ini> check /safeboot) reboot. The machine rebooted and the icon appeared even in safe mode. I Double clicked to update the registry. then I chose Start, Logoff, switch user. I then logged in as Administrator. Disconnected the infected user. Then chose Start, Logoff, switch user. Then ran the program (remslit or some folder) before the icon could appear. After that was complete, I hit Alt + Ctrl + Delete and shut off explorer.exe for my infected user in the process tab. this shut down my start option for XP as well as my Desktop. I then moved over to the users tab and selected administrator and connected. Shut down the computer through the administrator option. restarted in selective startup mode. then saved my settings and restarted in Normal mode. I believe the trick is that you ahve to shut down Explorer.exe in order to run the regkey/.bat option.
i got the programs from http://www.schrockinnovations.com/removespyfalcon.php and followed the instructions but modified the user,
there is probabaly a shorter way to edit the explorer.exe file and just delete the icon from startup but I'm not that clever with computers. I stumbled onto this solution after a day and a half.
35. by Guest. 2006-04-25 21:04:26
System restore in safe mode only, worked.
36. by Guest. 2006-04-25 17:04:14
Ok I did all that and guess what? I still have that annoying little symbol beside the clock that pops up and tells me my computer is infected, and tries to take to the spyfalcon website. . . NOW WHAT???????
Please help, this is getting way too annoying.
37. by Guest. 2006-04-20 18:04:35
We are seeing more and more clients with this spyfalcon and spyaxe, we remove at least one a day, and use this site for the fix, I recommend that people follow the instructions to the letter on here and use the experience of this site for removal of unwanted programs/adware
Thankyou guys for all the information you supplied to our business.
And just a footnote, Norton doesn’t help in any way and we are finding it also a pain in the arse with being to big and using all resources of ones computer, it doesn’t do its job any way, where is it known that you have to find a program to uninstall a program, specially with the Norton security,
Regards to the techs on this site.
Clickatec.com.au
38. by Guest. 2006-04-08 23:04:03
I also had that nasty virus.My Nortons didn't detect it either.But my wonderful sister showed me how to configure nortons to detect it, I ran a full scan, and it showed that I had 3 infected.I clicked on the "remove" and so long spyfalcon!
39. by Guest. 2006-03-27 05:03:09
I also had Spy Falcon on my PC, sorry that I did not know the site, it could have helped me.
My system are Windows XP 100% updated, and Norton Internet Security 2006 100% updated
The attack was only on Windows Internet Browser, but did not attack the Browser that I dayly
use Slimbrowser from Flashpeak.com
I tryed to get help from Norton, but they wanted money to help me, and still I have about
230 days left from my licence
Bent Pedersen Denmark
40. by Guest. 2006-03-24 07:03:56
I have tryed everything to get rid of this problem but all i have cum up with after running a full version and up to date version of spy docter and trend micro fully updated service pack 2 system restore turned off and of course searching registry and files listed in the forum in safe mode for manual deleation. if any one can help me PLEASE!! contact me on edward_power2003@yahoo.com.au ill be in debt to u if any 1 can help me. Thanks again eddie
I have found reglogs.dll and atmclk.exe but i am not having any lock unregestering the dll or deleting the exe. Do you have any addititional tips?
thanks
byron
22. by Guest. 2006-05-08 15:05:44
I work in a computer repair shop in Lincoln, Nebraska and we have seen a sudden up tick in the number of people infected with a new variant of the SpyFalcon spyware infection. While the basic infection is the same, there are a few new files to worry about.
We have a free removal tutorial posted at http://www.schrockinnovations.com/removespyfalcon.php, but suddenly people started reporting that upon restarting their computers they were becoming reinfected. We have since found that two additional files are being installed now that were not before. We updated the fixsf.zip removal tool in the tutorial to include these files.
Good luck and please post back here and let us know if you have any problems getting it removed.
http://www.schrockinnovations.com
http://www.thorschrock.com
23. by Guest. 2006-05-07 23:05:37
ya i have removed all items but the icon the green guy in the wheelchair, very frusterating if anyone knows a way to get rid of it please help asap
24. by Guest. 2006-05-07 01:05:50
SAFE MODE
25. by Guest. 2006-05-06 10:05:38
I removed all files but the icon still appears in the system tray! Can any kind soul teach me how to fix this annoying problem? Thanks in advance!
26. by Guest. 2006-05-06 09:05:46
WTF... MY COMPUTER HAS CANCER!
27. by Guest. 2006-05-05 11:05:42
Another file associated is: windows/system32/reglogs.dll
It took me three hours to fix and Spy Doctor could not find it.
28. by Guest. 2006-05-02 06:05:02
If these instrustions arent working because the little bugger wont end the process well try the above in safe mode!!!!!
29. by Guest. 2006-04-29 16:04:06
Hey attention everyone!!!!!! SYSTEM RESTORE WORKS AMAZINGLY!!!!!!!
I STRONGLY RECOMMEND THAT YOU TRY IT BEFORE ATTEMPTING ANYTHING ELSE. I had a system checkpoint last night, which worked totally fine and you won't lose any work after the checkpoint(documents, saved games, that type of things). I lost a few programs that I installed afterwards but it's even better because they were all for this darn Spyfalcon!!!
SO YEAH, IF YOU HAVEN'T TURNED OFF YOUR SYSTEM RESTORE IT WILL DEFINITELY WORK FOR YOU!
30. by Guest. 2006-04-27 23:04:25
I didn't have to run the spyware doctor. But after I got rid of spyfalcon,the doctor keeps me from entering sites that are infected with it.
I wrote next message too.
31. by Guest. 2006-04-27 23:04:19
My Nortons wouldn't detect this virus either.So I reconfigured nortons to find it. When I ran a scan, it detected 3 infections. hit REMOVE and spyfalcon was gone, That was a few weeks ago and I still haven't seen the darn thing around
32. by Guest. 2006-04-27 22:04:52
but you have to pay for spyware doctor to be able to remove it-------- bollocks
33. by Guest. 2006-04-26 20:04:26
I set system restore to 1 day before the icon appeared, worked like a charm... no more spyfalcon!
34. by Guest. 2006-04-26 16:04:07
I may have found another way to get rid of that stupid little blikcing icon in the task manager. I have windows XP running both an administrator and user (with admninistrator abilities) on my computer. I did not have any of the dlls or registry keys listed above but still had the stupid ICON blinking. I noticed that since I have two accounts on the computer, one was infected while the other was not. Downloaded the two files that EVERYONE tell me to download. (one was a register key and the other is a cleaning program. NOT the one listed above). Here are the steps i did. Shut off System Restore. Did (run>msconfig>boot.ini> check /safeboot) reboot. The machine rebooted and the icon appeared even in safe mode. I Double clicked to update the registry. then I chose Start, Logoff, switch user. I then logged in as Administrator. Disconnected the infected user. Then chose Start, Logoff, switch user. Then ran the program (remslit or some folder) before the icon could appear. After that was complete, I hit Alt + Ctrl + Delete and shut off explorer.exe for my infected user in the process tab. this shut down my start option for XP as well as my Desktop. I then moved over to the users tab and selected administrator and connected. Shut down the computer through the administrator option. restarted in selective startup mode. then saved my settings and restarted in Normal mode. I believe the trick is that you ahve to shut down Explorer.exe in order to run the regkey/.bat option.
i got the programs from http://www.schrockinnovations.com/removespyfalcon.php and followed the instructions but modified the user,
there is probabaly a shorter way to edit the explorer.exe file and just delete the icon from startup but I'm not that clever with computers. I stumbled onto this solution after a day and a half.
35. by Guest. 2006-04-25 21:04:26
System restore in safe mode only, worked.
36. by Guest. 2006-04-25 17:04:14
Ok I did all that and guess what? I still have that annoying little symbol beside the clock that pops up and tells me my computer is infected, and tries to take to the spyfalcon website. . . NOW WHAT???????
Please help, this is getting way too annoying.
37. by Guest. 2006-04-20 18:04:35
We are seeing more and more clients with this spyfalcon and spyaxe, we remove at least one a day, and use this site for the fix, I recommend that people follow the instructions to the letter on here and use the experience of this site for removal of unwanted programs/adware
Thankyou guys for all the information you supplied to our business.
And just a footnote, Norton doesn’t help in any way and we are finding it also a pain in the arse with being to big and using all resources of ones computer, it doesn’t do its job any way, where is it known that you have to find a program to uninstall a program, specially with the Norton security,
Regards to the techs on this site.
Clickatec.com.au
38. by Guest. 2006-04-08 23:04:03
I also had that nasty virus.My Nortons didn't detect it either.But my wonderful sister showed me how to configure nortons to detect it, I ran a full scan, and it showed that I had 3 infected.I clicked on the "remove" and so long spyfalcon!
39. by Guest. 2006-03-27 05:03:09
I also had Spy Falcon on my PC, sorry that I did not know the site, it could have helped me.
My system are Windows XP 100% updated, and Norton Internet Security 2006 100% updated
The attack was only on Windows Internet Browser, but did not attack the Browser that I dayly
use Slimbrowser from Flashpeak.com
I tryed to get help from Norton, but they wanted money to help me, and still I have about
230 days left from my licence
Bent Pedersen Denmark
40. by Guest. 2006-03-24 07:03:56
I have tryed everything to get rid of this problem but all i have cum up with after running a full version and up to date version of spy docter and trend micro fully updated service pack 2 system restore turned off and of course searching registry and files listed in the forum in safe mode for manual deleation. if any one can help me PLEASE!! contact me on edward_power2003@yahoo.com.au ill be in debt to u if any 1 can help me. Thanks again eddie