101. by Guest. 2006-01-07 16:01:57
If you get an "access denied", or "being used by another program" error, when trying to delete the mssearchnet.exe, etc restart windows in SAFE Mode, using Command Prompt. then using the command line, switch to the system dir by typing cd\windows\system32, then typing del .... and the name of the files you want gone, one at a time.
102. by Guest. 2006-01-07 16:01:08
i think i finally got rid of this thing.
I had to get rid of the HKLM\microsoft\windows\curre key. dont know what it was, but it had the same key number as the one in the HKLM\microsoft\windows\explorer\browser explorer object.
In SAFE mode, command prompt mode, i did the following:
I had to delete all files in system32 that started with SA, as in SA1.exe, SA3.exe, etc
I had to walk the entire registry and remove any reference to spyware or striker.
I had to delete the file netwrap.dll in the system32 dir.
I had to delete any references to Striker in C:\D&S\User\application data
Also, I found out you cannot run "add/remove programs", Spyware Striker, because it actually loaded the program again.
I hope that flushes everything out....I should know in a few days for sure.
103. by Guest. 2006-01-07 15:01:07
How do i delete: mssearchnet.exe, nvctrl.exe, spywarestrike.exe, and, hp[X].tmp? It gives that error that it is being used by another program or person.
104. by Guest. 2006-01-07 12:01:49
Great information on netwrap.dll. I was able to rename it then restart the computer and delet the file. Eliminating startup of Spywarestriker 2.5 THanks for the posting.
105. by Guest. 2006-01-07 10:01:53
Read the following thread:
106. by Guest. 2006-01-07 02:01:53
Got it! Killbox worked. If your having trouble brouse for the file instead of typing it in. It is kind of picky about the specifics of the path.
107. by Guest. 2006-01-07 02:01:14
I did a search and found netwrap.dll in my system32 folder. Judging by the other feedback, it could be found in more than one location. Anyway, I rebooted in safe mode and was successful in deleting the file. Thanks for the postings. I would have gone insane if I could not have gotten that wretched icon and popup off my computer.
108. by Guest. 2006-01-07 00:01:22
Ooops...last post shows whois is of the spywarestrike.com domain name..just registered on Dec-20-05
I had to delete the netwrap dot dll from the current users Local Settings Application Data directory not the system32 directory
thanks for the posting - I would not have fixed with out it
Also, how does this sucker work - I normally can use SysInternals process explorer to find and kill any unwanted process - I could not see it
109. by Guest. 2006-01-07 00:01:55
WTF
I got SQL errors when trying to post with slashed and lost my friggin post...fix that bug...URL encode this form.
Registrant:
Keramitsu LLC
David Alan Taylor (tailor.david@gmail.com)
321th Melburn Street
Seattle
Washington,98107
US
Tel. +207.9545521
110. by Guest. 2006-01-07 00:01:42
Thank you prior poster! Ran Killbox to remove netwrap.dll on reboot. It finally got rid of that pesky popup in the corner.
111. by Guest. 2006-01-06 22:01:58
\/\/E\/\/T.. finally. Thanks to the last poster... I did the complete instruction set for spyaxe and then for spywarestrike and that seemed to get rid of the program but that nasty pop-up still showed up. netwrap.dll is the pop-up culprit. I tried to remove this in safemode and got the error access denied..blah blah so I used kill box, located file c:\\windows\\system32\\netwrap.dll and killed it. worked like a charm. thanks again.
112. by Guest. 2006-01-06 22:01:53
Thank you "Guest. 06/01/2006. 21:01:20," I had SpywareStrike since last night and was trying to remove it. It will reinstall itself unless you delete "netwrap.dll," too.
113. by Guest. 2006-01-06 21:01:20
c:\windows\system32\netwrap.dll needs to be deleted as well to kill the popup and to prevent reinstalling of the program. you can do it in safe mode, or with killbox
If you get an "access denied", or "being used by another program" error, when trying to delete the mssearchnet.exe, etc restart windows in SAFE Mode, using Command Prompt. then using the command line, switch to the system dir by typing cd\windows\system32, then typing del .... and the name of the files you want gone, one at a time.
102. by Guest. 2006-01-07 16:01:08
i think i finally got rid of this thing.
I had to get rid of the HKLM\microsoft\windows\curre key. dont know what it was, but it had the same key number as the one in the HKLM\microsoft\windows\explorer\browser explorer object.
In SAFE mode, command prompt mode, i did the following:
I had to delete all files in system32 that started with SA, as in SA1.exe, SA3.exe, etc
I had to walk the entire registry and remove any reference to spyware or striker.
I had to delete the file netwrap.dll in the system32 dir.
I had to delete any references to Striker in C:\D&S\User\application data
Also, I found out you cannot run "add/remove programs", Spyware Striker, because it actually loaded the program again.
I hope that flushes everything out....I should know in a few days for sure.
103. by Guest. 2006-01-07 15:01:07
How do i delete: mssearchnet.exe, nvctrl.exe, spywarestrike.exe, and, hp[X].tmp? It gives that error that it is being used by another program or person.
104. by Guest. 2006-01-07 12:01:49
Great information on netwrap.dll. I was able to rename it then restart the computer and delet the file. Eliminating startup of Spywarestriker 2.5 THanks for the posting.
105. by Guest. 2006-01-07 10:01:53
Read the following thread:
http://groups.google.co.uk/group/microsoft.public.security.virus/browse_thread/thread/5d8c2050fe406dd7/a4540442586f8f5e?lnk=st&q=spywarestrike&rnum=2&hl=en
106. by Guest. 2006-01-07 02:01:53
Got it! Killbox worked. If your having trouble brouse for the file instead of typing it in. It is kind of picky about the specifics of the path.
107. by Guest. 2006-01-07 02:01:14
I did a search and found netwrap.dll in my system32 folder. Judging by the other feedback, it could be found in more than one location. Anyway, I rebooted in safe mode and was successful in deleting the file. Thanks for the postings. I would have gone insane if I could not have gotten that wretched icon and popup off my computer.
108. by Guest. 2006-01-07 00:01:22
Ooops...last post shows whois is of the spywarestrike.com domain name..just registered on Dec-20-05
I had to delete the netwrap dot dll from the current users Local Settings Application Data directory not the system32 directory
thanks for the posting - I would not have fixed with out it
Also, how does this sucker work - I normally can use SysInternals process explorer to find and kill any unwanted process - I could not see it
109. by Guest. 2006-01-07 00:01:55
WTF
I got SQL errors when trying to post with slashed and lost my friggin post...fix that bug...URL encode this form.
Registrant:
Keramitsu LLC
David Alan Taylor (tailor.david@gmail.com)
321th Melburn Street
Seattle
Washington,98107
US
Tel. +207.9545521
Creation Date: 20-Dec-2005
Expiration Date: 20-Dec-2006
110. by Guest. 2006-01-07 00:01:42
Thank you prior poster! Ran Killbox to remove netwrap.dll on reboot. It finally got rid of that pesky popup in the corner.
111. by Guest. 2006-01-06 22:01:58
\/\/E\/\/T.. finally. Thanks to the last poster... I did the complete instruction set for spyaxe and then for spywarestrike and that seemed to get rid of the program but that nasty pop-up still showed up. netwrap.dll is the pop-up culprit. I tried to remove this in safemode and got the error access denied..blah blah so I used kill box, located file c:\\windows\\system32\\netwrap.dll and killed it. worked like a charm. thanks again.
112. by Guest. 2006-01-06 22:01:53
Thank you "Guest. 06/01/2006. 21:01:20," I had SpywareStrike since last night and was trying to remove it. It will reinstall itself unless you delete "netwrap.dll," too.
113. by Guest. 2006-01-06 21:01:20
c:\windows\system32\netwrap.dll needs to be deleted as well to kill the popup and to prevent reinstalling of the program. you can do it in safe mode, or with killbox