Re: winhlpp32.exe Virus by Anonymous Ghost on May 14th, 2004 10:21:56 PM
i've done the same thing as you did. if i ever turn on the firewall, my slows down. so i turn it off when i'm downloading big files. i only turn the firewall on when i'm surfing. and yeah, i've encounter winhlpp32.exe as a gaobot worm with my norton av 2004. i managed to quarentine and delete it. but this winhlpp32 always show up when my firewall is off. my norton av did detect it as gaobot worm a couple of times. the first time, however, as i've told u b4, i can delete it. the 2nd time and so forth i apply full system scan but found nothing. strange. is this normal? |
Re: winhlpp32.exe Virus by vikrambs on May 15th, 2004 04:34:16 AM
Thanks for the suggestion.
After searching for a while i did realise or infact found out that the Virus was gaobot worm.. i got the removal toll from nortan and it said it has not detected the virus... butstill it has worked for me.. it deleted certain regesitry stuff.. which has infact resolved the issue..
try downloading the tool from symantec.com.. must be able to resolve the issue..
Vikram |
Re: winhlpp32.exe Virus by Anonymous Ghost on May 25th, 2004 02:30:14 PM
err.. i hav the same problem... but i hate the fact that it is there...
any way ... i dont know if you know... but on the norton site there is a manual removal method for you to try...
i think ill try it... |
Re: winhlpp32.exe Virus by Anonymous Ghost on May 27th, 2004 10:50:55 AM
i have this quarantined but can't repair nor delete it. I am using norton antivirus 2003. Any suggestions? |
Re: winhlpp32.exe Virus by Anonymous Ghost on June 02nd, 2004 03:55:21 PM
hey, got the SAME big problem... I even rebooted my computer from scratch and still have the stupid worm. Anyways, just found "spyhunter" and it claims that it can remove the program, so I downloaded that and am trying that. "spyhunter" also has instructions on manual removal, so search for that on google. good luck. |
Re: winhlpp32.exe Virus by Anonymous Ghost on June 07th, 2004 12:15:19 AM
i have the same problem also regarding this stupid virus named W32.HLLW.Gaobot.gen and it really makes me feel angry coz it continues to roamed on th system32 folder though i deleted this shit thing......hope you can give me advice about this ....
if so just email me at joarangala@yahoo.com |
Re: winhlpp32.exe Virus by Anonymous Ghost on June 29th, 2004 01:30:37 AM
clean anti virus |
Re: winhlpp32.exe Virus by Anonymous Ghost on July 15th, 2004 05:33:53 AM
I am also facing the same problom with winhlpp32.exe virus and few more probloms are 1.I can't copy the file but unable to paste it.
2.I cant save the webpages from the site
3.Unable to open the link in new window
4.before these probloms starts i get an error of svchost.exe error and following 3 points *arts.
5. the major problom is with Cable connection net & with Reliance net connection.
Prasad |
Re: winhlpp32.exe Virus by Anonymous Ghost on July 15th, 2004 05:35:58 AM
I am also facing the same problom with winhlpp32.exe virus and few more probloms are 1.I can copy the file but unable to paste it.
2.I cant save the webpages from the site
3.Unable to open the link in new window
4.before these probloms starts i get an error of svchost.exe error and following 3 points *arts.
5. the major problom is with Cable connection net & with Reliance net connection.
Prasad |
Re: winhlpp32.exe Virus by Anonymous Ghost on July 20th, 2004 09:25:49 PM
www.interbatpharma.com |
Re: winhlpp32.exe Virus by Anonymous Ghost on July 22nd, 2004 06:34:08 AM
This is Rahul frm India, I was facing same problem with this virus. After tht i tried 2 find solution on but still no such type of removal tool is available. Now I have create a removal tools according to nature of tht virus. If u wanna to recive tht tool u can send me mail or ur Email id i can give u my own removal tool for same, My email add is rahulepark@rediffmail.com |
Re: winhlpp32.exe Virus by Anonymous Ghost on July 27th, 2004 12:58:39 AM
Hi, I am Dhanashri from India. I have this winhlpp32.exe virus in my system32 folder. I have win2k on my pc. I had Norton Antivirus 2003 installed previously which had detected this virus as gaobot worm when i was browsing the net. But it could neither clean the worm nor delete it. But kept on popping the warning messages. After 2 days like this, the Antivirus software got disabled on my machine & i was unable to install it again. I thought this could be due to the old version of the software. Now I installed latest version of M'Caffe & made it scan but it has strangely not detected the virus though i can still see the winhlpp32.exe file in the system32. Any idea what the problem with Maccaffe is? How do I remove this virus now? Please someone help me asap.
Thanks in advance,
Regards,
Dhanashri. |
Re: winhlpp32.exe Virus Solution by Anonymous Ghost on July 27th, 2004 08:40:35 AM
The best thing to do:
Create a new text document on the desktop - winhlpp32.txt
Now, go to the command prompt using Run->command
cd\windows\desktop
ren winhlpp32.txt winhlpp32.exe
exit
Delete the file winhlpp32.exe from your windows directory.
Now cut this file from the desktop and paste in the windows directory
right click on this file, properties, set the attributes to read only.
This is the temporary solution. The virus will not come again... |
Re: winhlpp32.exe Virus by Anonymous Ghost on August 20th, 2004 10:28:43 AM
Hi guys,
if you can't connect to Anti-virus web sites, check the hosts file (C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc\ or C:\WINNT\system32\drivers\etc\). It may have been hijacked so that any attempt to contact a well known anti-virus site will get a 'page not found error'. You can manually edit the file using notepad to remove the erroneous entries. |
Re: winhlpp32.exe Virus by Anonymous Ghost on August 24th, 2004 11:04:52 AM
asd |
Re: winhlpp32.exe Virus by Anonymous Ghost on October 27th, 2004 01:36:35 AM
find the file "hosts" on ur system.
it will contain addresses of all the sites that u cannot access. just delete the entries. |
Re: winhlpp32.exe Virus by Anonymous Ghost on October 30th, 2004 11:41:29 AM
i am fed-up of this virus it keeps coming whenever I try to download or upload something. I had deleted the file n number of times. After deletion the same file is recovered from the system restore files. please help me what to do. |
Re: winhlpp32.exe Virus by Anonymous Ghost on December 08th, 2004 07:34:59 AM
Here are the steps solve this puzzle
1. Disconnect your system from internet
2. Stop your AV product
3. Find for "hosts" file and delete all entries except 127.0.0.1 localhost and other entries for your work.
4. Start your AV product
5. Update with latest service packs and patches from Microsoft
6. Update virus definitions.
7. Connect to Internet and Enjoy.
If you don't follow 5,6 steps regularly, you will be victim of viruses. |
Re: winhlpp32.exe Virus by Anonymous Ghost on January 12th, 2005 09:37:40 AM
Mk i have the same problem... My computer used to shut off alot so i had it reformatted. Now my new symantic antivirus detects the winhlpp32.exe im guessing is the worm. My computer started shutting off again. I have no clue how to get this stupid thing off my computer. I dont knwo computer "lingo" so please be gentle... Someone please tell me what to do to get rid of this bullshit.
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