trojan remover aids in the removal of malware - trojan horses, worms, adware, spyware - when standard anti-virus software either fails to detect them or fails to effectively eliminate them. standard antivirus programs are good at detecting this malware, but not always good at effectively removing it.
trojan remover is designed to work on windows 98/me/2000/xp/vista. the program is not compatible with any 64bit version of windows.
the majority of virus and trojan scanners are well able to detect malicious software - trojan horses, internet worms, adware/spyware etc. - but are not always very efficient in removing them once they have been triggered.
trojan remover is designed specifically to disable/remove malware without the user having to manually edit system files or the registry. the program also removes the additional system modifications some malware carries out which are ignored by standard antivirus and trojan scanners.
trojan remover scans all the files loaded at boot time for adware, spyware, remote access trojans, internet worms and other malware. trojan remover also checks to see if windows loads files/services which are hidden by rootkit techniques and warns you if it finds any.
version 6.6.8
added new detection and removal routines for maliciously patched drivers.
improved heuristic detection routines for adware.virtumonde/trojan.vundo.
version 6.6.7
added routines to scan for and delete known malware-related files during an active scan.
added heuristic detection routines for rootkitted backdoor.rustock drivers.
added scanning of the installed wallpaper, in case it has been replaced by a malware html file.
added routine to restore files virally infected by trojan.vundo.injected (part of the adware.virtumonde malware package).
added new checks for restrictive active desktop policies, set by some malware to protect malicious active desktop content from modification/deletion.
also my releases are clean, i scan them all before uploading them, though some av software will still report them as a trojan, this is likely a false-positive.
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