81. by Guest. 2006-03-01 09:03:31
A litte amendment to the previous post: BOTH ncompat.tld AND ld[X].tmp keep reappearing after system restart.
It doesnt seem to happen if you restart back into Safe Mode, so there must be something in the startup sequence that can be disabled to prevent these two files from cropping up again.
82. by Guest. 2006-03-01 09:03:22
Ok, this worked just fine in getting rid of the SpyFalcon parasite, and those annoying Virus Alert! messages. Thank you, thank you.
However, whenever I delete ld[X].tmp in Safe Mode, it reappears after I restart, with a new random 4-character string. I guess this means that there iss still something on my system that keeps creating this file.
Does anyone know how to stop this file from reappearing? I have to go to bed.
83. by Guest. 2006-02-26 19:02:55
1-800-753-4183 support@psbill.biz authorized Payment Service Provider
The above is the payment service provoder for SpyFalcon, seems to me if everyone called the 800 number several times a day without ordering then the phone bill would eventually cause them to stop supporting SpyFalcons efforst also if you flood the mail box with nasty letters then some of this crap might stop... to me it would be worth paying the assalt charge to find these jerks that developed SpyFalcon and give them a real virus that would land them in a real hospital...
84. by Guest. 2006-02-26 17:02:31
thankyou thankyou thankyou. This one was driving me nuts. I hate these kind of companies. you guys are the very best!
85. by Guest. 2006-02-26 13:02:58
This worked for me great!! Thx
86. by Guest. 2006-02-26 09:02:21
I hate these people. How dare they, I think they should be flogged in the public square. Thanks to you guys. I installed Spydoctor and got my moneys worth, it found numerous spyware stuff and got rid of this cancer in 4 minutes flat. It now runs in the background watching vigilantly for this kind of creepy stuff.
87. by Guest. 2006-02-26 06:02:25
Thank YOU Very Much! EveryThing Is SoFar so Good! Be Blessed With Thy Works!:)
88. by Guest. 2006-02-25 20:02:44
i have removed all files except for ld(X).tmp. I remove it in safe mode, but it keeps reappearing after full start. Spybot also keeps catvhing a vcodec file called ncompat.tlb. Is there a relationship between these two files?
89. by Guest. 2006-02-25 00:02:21
is there any spyware remover that is free
90. by Guest. 2006-02-24 23:02:45
After running 4 major antispyware programs... in safe mode... without sytem restore active... and seeing "Files Removed Successfuilly" I still had the Spy Falcon program.
Win XP
I started in SAFE MODE with COMMAND PROMPT
I went to the PROGRAM FILES folder where SPY FALCON resides
I took a peek at the contents of the Spy Falcon folder and found that there were several more files listed than what appears in normal Windows mode. Including a couple of DLLs and a 54kb txt blacklist text file.
Step back to the PROGRAM FILES folder if you were curious enough to take a peek at the contents.
REMDIR SPYFALCON /S
This REMoves the DIRectory and all Subfolders.
Thats it.. over and done with. The two DLLs listed came up with mixed results
- Yahoo programs
- Microsoft necessary files
- Spy Axe, Spy Falcon, Backdoor trojan DLL
The key factor is WHERE these files are located.
I hope this helps speed along someone elses recovery.
91. by Guest. 2006-02-23 23:02:17
I used the software to kill spyfalcon but i still have a virus alert in my sys tray. cant get rid of it
92. by Guest. 2006-02-22 12:02:31
Thanks a million. I called Norton, they wanted to charge me $40.00 to remove the spy falcon over the phone. You saved my computer. THANKS!!
93. by Guest. 2006-02-21 23:02:01
thank you followed steps and spyware is gone...had to boot in safe mode to delete dxmpp.dll but its gone now without format thank you
94. by Guest. 2006-02-21 23:02:46
thank you followed steps and spyware is gone...had to boot in safe mode to delete dxmpp.dll but its gone now without format thank you
95. by Guest. 2006-02-19 21:02:10
From: The Heart of the South, USA
Endless thanks to you.
I feel confident enough in my meager computer skills to tinker with the inner workings of Windows, but without this, I would have been lost without knowing where to start.
This spyware is a Cancer. Without caution in "surgery," so to speak, it will grow back.
Several recomendations I would like to make:
SpyFalcon is a disease that fights back, so cut to the chase. Restart and go into safe mode. (I selected "Administrator" at the welcome screen, allowing me to access all users.) Doing so will allow you to "sneek up on it" unawares, and catch it with its guard down. Start the step to "Kill Processes," but in Safe Mode, it is unlikely that any of them will be active.
Under the step "Unregister DLLs," perform a Windows search for "dxmpp.dll" first. The results will give you the path extention to look for.
During the "Delete Files" step I thought it might be problematic to find the hp[X].tmp and the ld[X].tmp files since they have variable entry names. I performed a Windows search again, but I entered the file type (.tmp) in the text box which brought up all entries with the .tmp extention. This, I found, served two purposes. First, it made it easier to find them, but secondly, also I found multiple iterations of both files! (Likely the result of my initial unsuccessfull attempts at its removal.)
Lastly, during the "Delete Directories" step, I checked all the users, not just the [Current User]. I found nothing in the others, but there is no telling what may occur in other computers and infections. (Having enabled "Show Hidden Files and Folders," I found that there were other hidden "Users." Probably just a functionality aspect of Windows, not real users, but I checked them anyway.)
Good luck to everyone who has suffered this problem. You can get through it.
96. by Guest. 2006-02-19 13:02:51
holy crap thanks.
this is the worst spy/adware/virus ive ever had and it sucks. and why is this company not shut down?!?!?!
thanks al fixed
97. by Guest. 2006-02-17 08:02:11
from switzerland
thank you twice
keep going on
98. by Guest. 2006-02-13 13:02:47
Thank you, thank you, thank you ! ! !
The manual removal instructions made it!
all spyware programs will not update and communicate on the net as Spyfalcon, blocks just about everything you want to do ...
Next step is to find out what f-secure is really worth!!!
Used to have Zone Labs and after I installed spy and ad ware I never ever had any troubles on the net, although with my printer ...
Cheers
99. by Guest. 2006-02-10 23:02:57
spyfalcon is dead! a nasty one that was. thanks for helping me remove it! thank you indeed!!
100. by Guest. 2006-02-10 17:02:34
many thanks for all the help - been trying to remove this and spywarestrike from a friends laptop for 2 days - these pages got rid of both of them in minutes.
A litte amendment to the previous post: BOTH ncompat.tld AND ld[X].tmp keep reappearing after system restart.
It doesnt seem to happen if you restart back into Safe Mode, so there must be something in the startup sequence that can be disabled to prevent these two files from cropping up again.
82. by Guest. 2006-03-01 09:03:22
Ok, this worked just fine in getting rid of the SpyFalcon parasite, and those annoying Virus Alert! messages. Thank you, thank you.
However, whenever I delete ld[X].tmp in Safe Mode, it reappears after I restart, with a new random 4-character string. I guess this means that there iss still something on my system that keeps creating this file.
Does anyone know how to stop this file from reappearing? I have to go to bed.
83. by Guest. 2006-02-26 19:02:55
1-800-753-4183 support@psbill.biz authorized Payment Service Provider
The above is the payment service provoder for SpyFalcon, seems to me if everyone called the 800 number several times a day without ordering then the phone bill would eventually cause them to stop supporting SpyFalcons efforst also if you flood the mail box with nasty letters then some of this crap might stop... to me it would be worth paying the assalt charge to find these jerks that developed SpyFalcon and give them a real virus that would land them in a real hospital...
84. by Guest. 2006-02-26 17:02:31
thankyou thankyou thankyou. This one was driving me nuts. I hate these kind of companies. you guys are the very best!
85. by Guest. 2006-02-26 13:02:58
This worked for me great!! Thx
86. by Guest. 2006-02-26 09:02:21
I hate these people. How dare they, I think they should be flogged in the public square. Thanks to you guys. I installed Spydoctor and got my moneys worth, it found numerous spyware stuff and got rid of this cancer in 4 minutes flat. It now runs in the background watching vigilantly for this kind of creepy stuff.
87. by Guest. 2006-02-26 06:02:25
Thank YOU Very Much! EveryThing Is SoFar so Good! Be Blessed With Thy Works!:)
88. by Guest. 2006-02-25 20:02:44
i have removed all files except for ld(X).tmp. I remove it in safe mode, but it keeps reappearing after full start. Spybot also keeps catvhing a vcodec file called ncompat.tlb. Is there a relationship between these two files?
89. by Guest. 2006-02-25 00:02:21
is there any spyware remover that is free
90. by Guest. 2006-02-24 23:02:45
After running 4 major antispyware programs... in safe mode... without sytem restore active... and seeing "Files Removed Successfuilly" I still had the Spy Falcon program.
Win XP
I started in SAFE MODE with COMMAND PROMPT
I went to the PROGRAM FILES folder where SPY FALCON resides
I took a peek at the contents of the Spy Falcon folder and found that there were several more files listed than what appears in normal Windows mode. Including a couple of DLLs and a 54kb txt blacklist text file.
Step back to the PROGRAM FILES folder if you were curious enough to take a peek at the contents.
REMDIR SPYFALCON /S
This REMoves the DIRectory and all Subfolders.
Thats it.. over and done with. The two DLLs listed came up with mixed results
- Yahoo programs
- Microsoft necessary files
- Spy Axe, Spy Falcon, Backdoor trojan DLL
The key factor is WHERE these files are located.
I hope this helps speed along someone elses recovery.
91. by Guest. 2006-02-23 23:02:17
I used the software to kill spyfalcon but i still have a virus alert in my sys tray. cant get rid of it
92. by Guest. 2006-02-22 12:02:31
Thanks a million. I called Norton, they wanted to charge me $40.00 to remove the spy falcon over the phone. You saved my computer. THANKS!!
93. by Guest. 2006-02-21 23:02:01
thank you followed steps and spyware is gone...had to boot in safe mode to delete dxmpp.dll but its gone now without format thank you
94. by Guest. 2006-02-21 23:02:46
thank you followed steps and spyware is gone...had to boot in safe mode to delete dxmpp.dll but its gone now without format thank you
95. by Guest. 2006-02-19 21:02:10
From: The Heart of the South, USA
Endless thanks to you.
I feel confident enough in my meager computer skills to tinker with the inner workings of Windows, but without this, I would have been lost without knowing where to start.
This spyware is a Cancer. Without caution in "surgery," so to speak, it will grow back.
Several recomendations I would like to make:
SpyFalcon is a disease that fights back, so cut to the chase. Restart and go into safe mode. (I selected "Administrator" at the welcome screen, allowing me to access all users.) Doing so will allow you to "sneek up on it" unawares, and catch it with its guard down. Start the step to "Kill Processes," but in Safe Mode, it is unlikely that any of them will be active.
Under the step "Unregister DLLs," perform a Windows search for "dxmpp.dll" first. The results will give you the path extention to look for.
During the "Delete Files" step I thought it might be problematic to find the hp[X].tmp and the ld[X].tmp files since they have variable entry names. I performed a Windows search again, but I entered the file type (.tmp) in the text box which brought up all entries with the .tmp extention. This, I found, served two purposes. First, it made it easier to find them, but secondly, also I found multiple iterations of both files! (Likely the result of my initial unsuccessfull attempts at its removal.)
Lastly, during the "Delete Directories" step, I checked all the users, not just the [Current User]. I found nothing in the others, but there is no telling what may occur in other computers and infections. (Having enabled "Show Hidden Files and Folders," I found that there were other hidden "Users." Probably just a functionality aspect of Windows, not real users, but I checked them anyway.)
Good luck to everyone who has suffered this problem. You can get through it.
96. by Guest. 2006-02-19 13:02:51
holy crap thanks.
this is the worst spy/adware/virus ive ever had and it sucks. and why is this company not shut down?!?!?!
thanks al fixed
97. by Guest. 2006-02-17 08:02:11
from switzerland
thank you twice
keep going on
98. by Guest. 2006-02-13 13:02:47
Thank you, thank you, thank you ! ! !
The manual removal instructions made it!
all spyware programs will not update and communicate on the net as Spyfalcon, blocks just about everything you want to do ...
Next step is to find out what f-secure is really worth!!!
Used to have Zone Labs and after I installed spy and ad ware I never ever had any troubles on the net, although with my printer ...
Cheers
99. by Guest. 2006-02-10 23:02:57
spyfalcon is dead! a nasty one that was. thanks for helping me remove it! thank you indeed!!
100. by Guest. 2006-02-10 17:02:34
many thanks for all the help - been trying to remove this and spywarestrike from a friends laptop for 2 days - these pages got rid of both of them in minutes.