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Pros: 555

Cons: 555

Bottom Line: 555

yebure reviewed v1.5.0 on Oct 15, 2008

verygood

lordspootnik reviewed v1.5.0 on Jun 3, 2007

plz help me to remove that trojan.vundo... have tried several times to remove it by Symantec Trojan.Vundo Removal Tool but it does work at all.

can any body help me please?

ranma.2 reviewed v1.5.0 on Nov 30, 2005

cool

mike_loldrup reviewed v1.5.0 on Nov 29, 2005

Agree
this is a
Nice tool
and
this is not
a place for spysweeper
ads

guevara reviewed v1.5.0 on Nov 29, 2005

Wow a new spysweeper fan
but this works fine
please stop this ugly adverticement for spysweeper
this one does the job for free !

joeyk reviewed v1.4 on Nov 27, 2005

Trying to remove the Trojan.Vundo virus has literally taken DAYS of my life away from me. I tried EVERYTHING short of replacing my OS. The Symantec Tool did not work for me and I tried it every which way to Sunday. The only thing that worked was the free trial download of Spy Sweeper, which I discovered only by visiting this site. I am not affiliated with this product in any way. I'm just telling folks what worked for me. If the Symantec Tool doesn't work for you, you might want to try it.

wohlforth reviewed v1.4 on Nov 21, 2005

nurseroni is right, this Trojan.Vundo removal tool didn't work for us, or for many other people, according to postings on other sites. However, the free trial download of Webroot Spysweeper did work. Thanks for the tip for getting rid of this infuriating virus!

nurseroni21 reviewed v1.4 on Nov 5, 2005

The only reason I suggested the use of Webroot is because someone told me about it.. here on this review page. The removal tool for the trojan.vundo did not work for me, after numerous attempts nor did it seem to work for other ppl. I am only trying to help and make suggestions so others can get rid of it too, that's all!

guevara reviewed v1.4 on Oct 21, 2005

what is this about spysweeper, spysweeper cost money and this is for free !
stop this pathetic advertisement
This is place for a rewiew - not a webroot forum and spysweeper is not that great.
this one works
and is free !

ranma.2 reviewed v1.4 on Oct 20, 2005

Some people here think this is a commercial place for Spy Sweeper.
i never thought that this compagny could sink that deep

This one is an exelent tool
and f... Spy Sweeper

jwang3445 reviewed v1.4 on Oct 20, 2005

nurseroni21, thanks for your advise. Spy Sweeper did a good job for me yesterday. It removes this perticular Trojan.Vundo for me. Now, the pmnnm.dll is killed and the registry is clean. Thanks again.

nurseroni21 reviewed v1.3.1 on Oct 19, 2005

I had the same problem last week. Norton was not able to get rid of the trojan.vundo. Norton's scan found it, gave the option to get rid of it but after reboot, it was still there. The removal tool did not help at all either. I tried several times but to no avail. I guess itw working for some and not others. Webroot Spysweeper is what worked for me. You can download a free trial version of this for 2 weeks. Hope this helps.

jwang3445 reviewed v1.3.1 on Oct 17, 2005

I got the following DLL file infected by Trojan.Vundo, C:\\WINDOWS\system32\pmnnm.dll .
This file is flagged and left alone by Norton Anit-virus due to the use of SYSTEM. After I ran Trojan.Vundo removal tool of version 1.3.1, it did find this infected file but said this infected file can't be removed because this infected file is being used. The removal tool also said that after the system is re-booted, this infected file will be removed. However, after I rebooted my PC, this infected file is still there and Norton Anti-virus keeps notifying me this infected file is detected and left alone. Any idea or new version of Trojan.Vundo removal tool can help me?

mike_loldrup reviewed v1.3.1 on Oct 17, 2005

agree, works fine

ranma.2 reviewed v1.3.1 on Oct 17, 2005

what have webroot to do in a review of this
are
the busines
going bad for webroot
so they
are advertizing here
for free.
this tool from
norton
do the job
removing the
Trojan.Vundo
and it is removing it
for free.
Stop this webroot Nonsens

this is a good tool !
5 stars

guevara reviewed v1.3.1 on Oct 17, 2005

wow- some people do like webroot spysweeper,
But this tool doo the job for free !!!
exelent

Diesel Demon reviewed v1.2.4 on Oct 13, 2005

Just thought I would offer my experience too, in case it's helpful to anyone. Last night I got the message that Norton had detected the Trojan.Vundo virus. I went through, disconnected by internet, disabled system restore, and ran the tool, regularly and in safe mode, and it still said the virus wasnt there. After numerous startups, fighting with safe mode, disabling antivirus, trying to manually remove the virus without messing with the registry, etc., I downloaded the free trial of webroot spysweeper as a few others had done. I ran it a couple times to get rid of all the adware (I already have adaware and even it missed a good bit of stuff) and then did a full system scan, and the virus was gone. May not work for everyone (I see some had success with the symantec removal tools, others did not) but it's worth a shot to download the free trial.

wavesmaker reviewed v1.2.4 on Oct 12, 2005

A big "Amen." Norton Antivirus shows a big popup Virus Alert saying "Trojan.Vundo' is there - but the removal tool says it's not there! Hello, Norton??!! - Windows\system32\vtsqr.dll - ignore it, remove it, what???

nurseroni21 reviewed v1.2.4 on Oct 12, 2005

I too was having the same problem as everyone else. Took the advice and downloaded Webroot Spysweeper, the free trial version, good for 2 wks, completely got rid of the pesty trojan! After 3 days of trying to rid of it, Spysweeper really works. Hope this helps you all.

Thanks, Roni

sgt_slaughter reviewed v1.2.4 on Oct 11, 2005

Here's the fix. Unfortunately the only thing that seems to work is "Webroot Spysweeper" which is not free. If you get this and run it, make sure autoprotect is turned off on your antivirus.

optimodal reviewed v1.2.4 on Oct 11, 2005

I have the identical problem as reported by perezjess. If anyone finds out the solution, please post it! Thanks.

bluesxman reviewed v1.2.4 on Oct 10, 2005

Same problem here too, please email me if you get any answer from Symantec.
milkowski@adelphia.net

Bartman852 reviewed v1.2.4 on Oct 10, 2005

I'm Having the same issue, I think maybe it's a new form of the virus, I am going to contact Symantec.

perezjess reviewed v1.2.4 on Oct 9, 2005

I am having the same issue. I ran the Vundo Removal Tool and it says that Vundo virus cannot be found. When I run Norton it does find it and I then delete it. But when I run Norton again it finds the virus again.

I also am continuing to get the pop up message from Norton AntiVirus that it has detected a virus on my computer. When I click OK button, the message immediatly returns. Can anyone out there give advice?

Thanks,
Jesse

aacampbell reviewed v1.2.4 on Oct 8, 2005

I had the same problem. Norton says I have the virus. Norton Removal Tool says I don't. What do I do now?

birdie-bert reviewed v1.2.4 on Feb 10, 2005

I used the Trojan.Vundo Removal Tool on my Windows XP operating system and the report stated that the virus is not on my system, although when I run Norton's virus scan two infected files are found called inpatnium.dat, trojan. vundo.

What must I do to remove these files from my system?

yellowhammer reviewed v1.2.4 on Nov 27, 2004

It works. I have been directing people to use it at Castlecops.com and have had a lot of success.