Backdoor.Rbot.GENIRC w32 need help with this Trojan?

Answer 1

Run an anti virus software.
You can get a free one from www.download.com
Just search, download, and run AVG ANTI VIRUS.

Answer 2

I am a retired clinical psychiatrist, an in my spare time I test antispyware an antivirus programs. Want to see if they perform as claimed, or have hidden embedded trojans, adware or spyware, in their program or the wizard installer that they use.

I use http://www.avast.com This program is state of the art technology that is light years ahead of the free or paid for antivirus programs. Download their free home personal version.

The corporate version is the very same, they just make corporate pay.

They will ask you for your email, so they can send you a key that is good for one year. After one year you must ask for another key.

What is great about this program is that you get updates usually twice or three times per day. Includes an excellent background scanner that really works in realtime. If you open a webpage with a hidden virus, it will catch in realtime and destroy before it gets into your system. All your updates are automatic, with a voice if you have your speakers on (male), saying, "virus database has been updated). Or "a virus has been detected.

Never had one virus in nine years. For sure it will remove this trojan.

AVG, is a good antivirus, being that is free, it does not update in my opinion frequent enough to give you the protection you need. (Plus I am not sure if you get a realtime background guard with AVG Free).

Clinical Psychiatrist, France

Answer 3

Try this scan, its free, it removes
I-Worm/Stration · BackDoor.Generic3.GBB and .GBC · Worm/Generic.FX · Exploit.WMF
http://free.grisoft.com/doc/5390/lng/us/tpl/v5

Spybot - Search & Destroy detects and removes spyware, a relatively new kind of threat not yet covered by common anti-virus applications. Spyware silently tracks your surfing behaviour to create a marketing profile for you that is transmitted without your knowledge to the compilers and sold to advertising companies. If you see new toolbars in your Internet Explorer that you haven't intentionally installed, if your browser crashes inexplicably, or if your home page has been "hijacked" (or changed without your knowledge), your computer is most probably infected with spyware. Even if you don't see the symptoms, your computer may be infected, because more and more spyware is emerging. Spybot-S&D is free, so there's no harm giving it a try to see if something has invaded your computer.
http://www.safer-networking.org/

Answer 4

Try this download and install and scan If it is a win32 it sounds like a virus Good luck