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How to Remove Hackarmy.I

Trojans is one of the most wide-spread threat in the internet. They can spread in lot of ways (torrents, e-mail attachments, video codecs etc.). Hackarmy.I as well as any other trojan can harm your PC in different ways. Originally, trojans stole just your e-mail contacts and some personal data. Nowadays, they can steal any type of private information, being serious threat. In this tutorial we will show how to deal with Hackarmy.I detect and remove it from your PC.

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Other aliases:

HACKARMY-W
HACKARMY-B
HACKARMY-S

Trojan's detail table

Trojan alias:

Executable file:

Threat class:

Affected OS:

Hackarmy.I

Warm.scr

Trojan

Win32 (Windows 9x, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows Seven)

Hackarmy.I infiltration

As we already said there numerous ways trojan can get to your PC from the internet. Hackarmy.I copies its file(s) to your hard disk. File name typical to Hackarmy.I is Warm.scr. Then it runs itself and creates new startup key in registry with name Hackarmy.I and value Warm.scr. If you will look into running processes list you will see some extra process with name like Warm.scr or any random name that uses decent amount of your CPU.

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So what is Hackarmy.I Removal Tool? Basically, it is the tool that will remove every file and registry key that was created by Hackarmy.I. It was created after analyzing all versions and types of this threat on test PCs and every file and key was added to the database. Removal Tool is updated regularly to make sure it can remove latest versions of Hackarmy.I:

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How to remove Hackarmy.I manually?

During all time since adding Hackarmy.I to our database we track it changes and add them in the list below, removing files mentioned from your hard drive and deleting them from starup list and also unregistering all corresponding DLLs will result cleaning your computer drom the trojan. But also, missing DLL's that can be removed or corrupted by Hackarmy.I should be restored from your Windows CD .

So, here is the simple process to remove Hackarmy.I:

1. Delete following processes form startup and files from your hard drive:

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2. Delete the following folders that are assosiated with Hackarmy.I:

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3. Finally, remove this registry keys:

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Warning: Sometimes, trojan can use system file names or randomly generated names for its executable. We recommend you to use WiperSoft Antispyware Malware Remediation Tool for safe problem solution.

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Here are the descriptions of problems connected with Hackarmy.I and Warm.scr we received earlier:

Problem Summary: multiple SVC host errors

I keep getting Svchost.exe errors that state one of the following two things...

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The instruction at "0x75e9bc06" referenced memory at "0x00000064" The memory could not be "read".

or

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The Instruction at "0x75e9bffe" referenced memory at "0x75e9bffe" could not be "read"

Click OK to terminate the program
Click on Cancel to debug.

When you click ok or cancel, the message simply continues to appear. Windows will operate around it, but several programs on the comptuer do not work properly. Among them Internet Explorer does not connect to the Internet, and the CD burner no longer functions.

Around the time the error emerged, CA Associates Etrust internet security suite software which had been removed over a year before, reappeared on the computer, along with Webroot Spy Sweeper, and Omni Pass, all of which had been removed several months prior. No uninstall files for those programs are present on the computer, though I was able to remove the Etrust Suite.

When the computer runs in safe mode with networking, I can access the Internet, and the error message does not appear, however I can only accomplish this on the "Administrator" name. I can not do this on any other user account on the computer. The other programs still appear, and they also crippled the antivirus I am currently using, though I was able to remove that from the computer as well. There should be no antivirus on the computer, but Windows seems to think something is still on there, and I cannot get into the Security features to verify what it thinks is there. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.