How To Remove A Trojan

How to Remove a Trojan
Win32 Agent Malware Trojan
Win32 Agent is a Type of
Malware which is capable of
installing software/programs
on your computer without your
permission.
-The program installed will
launch whenever your
computer is restarted/
rebooted.
-These types of Trojans may even
steal your Data files
according to the wish of the
hacker.
-While you can get rid of a
Trojan Win32 Agent manually,
the removal process can be difficult
for some, and in some
cases may still not be enough
to properly remove the
infection.
-For most computer users,
antivirus software will be the best
method for both
removing the trojan and
protecting the computer from
future infections.
-How to Remove it? *
Download and install an antivirus
program such as
kaspersky Antivirus, Norton
Antivirus, Avast Antivirus or
any highly rated antivirus
software.
-If the trojan has rendered you
unable to connect to the
Internet, download the
software in Windows “Safe
Mode with Networking.
-” If necessary, use another
computer to download the software
to a CD or USB
drive, and then install the
program from the device.
-* Run the antivirus program.
-Update the software’s
definitions; usually antivirus
software, after installation, is
not completely up-to-date.
-This means it might not be
able to detect the Trojan
Win32 Agent until it is
updated. An update utility program
is included with most
antivirus software.
-Launch this utility upon
running the software.
-* After the definitions have
updated, use the software to
designate which files and
folders you want scanned.
It’s usually a good idea to
scan the entire hard disk.
-* Press the scan button and
allow the software to search for the
Trojan Win32 Agent.
-This may take anywhere
from several minutes to a few
hours.
-* Follow the antivirus
software’s instructions on how to
remove the trojan.
-Some antivirus software will
automatically remove the
infection; other such software
will allow you to either
quarantine or delete the infection.
-* Schedule your antivirus
software to scan your drive
at least once a week.
Configure the software so
that it will scan every file you
download to make sure none
are infected.
-Most virus removal software
will do this automatically.