Trojan Horse Backdoor Generic 10attfe - Trojan Horse Removal in 5 Easy Steps

Some Trojan Horses and Backdoors are extremely hard to delete. The Trojan Horse Backdoor Generic 10attfe is one of them. Its simply not that easy to remove it. It's extremely useful to have an anti-virus program on your computer. But often your anti-virus program even won't be able to find the source of the infection.

In any case you should always check your Task Manager for unknown programs that shouldn't be running. Write down the name of the program, get some information on it and uninstall it if it's a suspicious one (go to the Control Panel > Programs > Uninstall program).

However, if you see something like this

C: Trojan horse BackDoor.Generic10.attfeInfected

in your antivirus scan, it's time to take action!

The problem is that even if you are able to delete this DLL, there are probably more of them, because in most cases they are randomly generated by the virus.

Here are the 5 steps to take in order to delete a Trojan Horse:

1) Run an antivirus scan and note down the infected files and locations.

2) Reboot (safe mode). Delete all the infected files you can. Write down the name of the files where access is denied.

3) Run your antivirus program again and search for the file name(s), deleting key containing the infected file. Look out for a key reading initAppDLL in HKLocalMachine/Software/Microsoft/WindowsNT/Current Version/Windows. There may be a key reading initAppDLL. Change its value from 1 to 0.

4) Reboot (safe mode).

5) Delete the remaining DLL's.