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The famous StartupCheckLibrary.dll and winscomrssrv.dll
I have a bad history with this trojan. Already got infected by it a few times, had to format my PC like three times recently.
Then on 9th January I got infected again and decided to find a way to remove it or work around it somehow. I noticed it always deleted and/or blocked my Windows Defender, Windows Updates and any antivirus I had installed at the time. It also deleted any restore points I created, but this time I managed to restore it somehow. It wasn't through Windows 10 System Restore, but through the advanced restart, then restoring from there.
Then as expected I got infected again since it was just a restore and now I'd like your help to assist me on removing it without either restoring or formatting my PC, if possible.
I also suspect on what could be infecting me again and again but unfortunately I can't remove the things I suspect because I need them. But if you could help me get rid of it once I can at least learn the process and repeat it by my own when needed.
Do you think I should try this before starting a new topic? An in-place repair.
I'm also considering reformatting it entirely, might be faster I don't know. What do you think?
Also do I have to remove the tools we used?
That's all questions I think and I really can't thank you enough for all your time and support @iMacg3. You're awesome bro!
Download KpRm by kernel-panik and save it to your desktop.
Right-click kprm_(version).exe and select Run as Administrator.
When the tool opens, ensure all boxes are checked, and select Run.
Once complete, click OK.
A log will open in Notepad titled kprm-(date).txt.
Please copy and paste its contents in your next reply.
---------------------------------------------------- Some tips to keep your computer safe on the Internet
Make sure to use strong passwords. There are password managers (for example, Bitwarden) that can help you use secure passwords, and keep track of them.
How to create a strong password ----------------------------------------------------
Keeping software up-to-date is important as well. Programs such as UCheck, Heimdal Free, or PatchMyPC can help keep software on your computer up-to-date.
To keep your operating system up-to-date, make sure that Windows Update is enabled on your computer. ----------------------------------------------------
I recommend backing up your PC regularly. There are several ways to back up your computer, such as using a cloud-based service online, external hard drive, or CD/DVD.
The following articles have more information about methods to back up your computer:
5 Ways to Back up Your Data ----------------------------------------------------
Here are some articles about how to keep your computer safe on the Internet -
As it appears this issue is resolved, this topic has been marked Solved. If you still need assistance, send me a personal message (PM) with a link to your topic.
Soo last question, before using KpRm can't I keep the tools we used?
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