downadup caused disaster

[Guest donald]

Hi. in my LAN Downadup caused a big disaster. In allmost all computers,

includind servers, thhe main services cannot start, however all dlls are

intact. Cannot start RPC, installer, BITS etc. However i runed the Microsoft

removal tool and i modified the registry as written at the Microsoft and

Symantec web pages. Any sugestions?

[Guest The Real Truth MS MVP]

Use my Remove-it software, it will remove that malware from your system.

Choose yes for all options when prompted. Download it here

http://www.ms-mvp.org/

 

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"donald" <donaldf1000@yahoo.com> wrote in message

news:u0VkpLbnJHA.1252@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...<span style="color:blue">

> Hi. in my LAN Downadup caused a big disaster. In allmost all computers,

> includind servers, thhe main services cannot start, however all dlls are

> intact. Cannot start RPC, installer, BITS etc. However i runed the

> Microsoft removal tool and i modified the registry as written at the

> Microsoft and Symantec web pages. Any sugestions?

> </span>

[Guest Malke]

donald wrote:

<span style="color:blue">

> Hi. in my LAN Downadup caused a big disaster. In allmost all computers,

> includind servers, thhe main services cannot start, however all dlls are

> intact. Cannot start RPC, installer, BITS etc. However i runed the

> Microsoft removal tool and i modified the registry as written at the

> Microsoft and Symantec web pages. Any sugestions?</span>

 

You should not download anything from PCButts1. He isn't a real anything,

let alone an MVP. He is a plagiarist of other people's software, hosts pr0n

on his website, and slanders good people when they try to defend

themselves. His software will also prevent you from getting to legitimate

malware-fighting websites.

 

Someone else may have a better idea for you, but frankly I think you're

looking at a complete redo of your servers and workstations. I'm assuming

you've seen this:

 

http://blogs.technet.com/mmpc/archive/2009...icker-worm.aspx

 

If you've already done everything suggested, then it's time to start over.

Don't bring anything back online with access to the outside world until

you've hardened it.

 

Malke

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