How to remove Total Vista Security, Vista Security Tool 2010

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How to remove Total Vista Security, Vista Security Tool 2010

Total Vista Security also known as Vista Security Tool 2010 is a rogue antispyware program, clone of widely spread Vista Antispyware 2010. As before, the design of the program looks like an antispyware application, but in reality, it can not remove viruses, trojans, etc., nor will be protect your computer from legitimate future infections. Total Vista Security created with one purpose to trick you into purchasing the full version of the software.

Total Vista Security (Vista Security Tool 2010) uses trojans to infiltrate your computer. When this trojan is started, for some time he himself does not manifest, thus hiding the web site with which he entered on the computer. A few minutes later, it will secretly download and install the rogue onto your computer without any request or permission.

During installation, Total Vista Security (Vista Security Tool 2010) will register itself in the Windows registry to run automatically every time when you start an application (files with “exe” extension). The rogue also uses this method of running to block the ability to run any programs, including security applications.

Once installed, Total Vista Security starts scanning procedure, which results in finding the set of trojans, viruses and other malicious programs. All of these infections are fake, so you can safely ignore them. What is more, while the rogue is running, it will display fake security alerts and notifications with “Spyware infection has been found” or “Tracking software found” header. Obviously, such results are a fraud, Total Vista Security want to force you to believe that your computer is infected. Last but not least, the rogue will also hijack Internet Explorer and Firefox and display fake warnings when you opening a web site.

As stated above, Total Vista Security (Vista Security Tool 2010) is scam, which designed with one purpose to scare you into thinking that your computer in danger as a method to trick you into purchasing the full version of the program. If your computer is infected with this malware, then most importantly, do not purchase it! Uninstall the rogue from your PC as soon as possible. Use the removal guide below to remove Total Vista Security from your computer for free.

Use the following instructions to remove Total Vista Security (Vista Security Tool 2010)

Step 1. Repair “running of .exe files”.

Method 1

Click Start, Run. Type command and press Enter. Type notepad and press Enter.
Notepad opens. Copy all the text below into Notepad.

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[-HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes\.exe] [-HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes\secfile] [-HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\secfile] [-HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.exe\shell\open\command]

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\exefile\shell\open\command] @="\"%1\" %*"

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.exe] @="exefile" "Content Type"="application/x-msdownload"

Once finished, please checkup the text twice. You will see window similar to the one below.

Total Vista Security – Repair “running of .exe files”

Save this as fix.reg to your Desktop (remember to select Save as file type: All files in Notepad.) Double Click fix.reg and click YES for confirm. Reboot your computer.

Method 2

Click Start, Run. Type command and press Enter. Type notepad and press Enter.
Notepad opens. Copy all the text below into Notepad.

[Version]
Signature=”$Chicago$”
Provider=Myantispyware.com

[DefaultInstall]
DelReg=regsec
AddReg=regsec1

[regsec]
HKCU, Software\Classes\.exe
HKCU, Software\Classes\secfile
HKCR, secfile
HKCR, .exe\shell\open\command

[regsec1]
HKCR, exefile\shell\open\command,,,”"”%1″” %*”
HKCR, .exe,,,”exefile”
HKCR, .exe,”Content Type”,,”application/x-msdownload”

Save this as fix.inf to your Desktop (remember to select Save as file type: All files in Notepad.)
Right click to fix.inf and select Install. Reboot your computer.

Step 2. Remove Total Vista Security (Vista Security Tool 2010) associated malware.

Download MalwareBytes Anti-malware (MBAM). Close all programs and Windows on your computer.

Double Click mbam-setup.exe to install the application. When the installation begins, keep following the prompts in order to continue with the installation process. Do not make any changes to default settings and when the program has finished installing, make sure a checkmark is placed next to Update Malwarebytes’ Anti-Malware and Launch Malwarebytes’ Anti-Malware, then click Finish.

If an update is found, it will download and install the latest version.

Once the program has loaded you will see window similar to the one below.

Malwarebytes Anti-Malware Window

Select Perform Quick Scan, then click Scan, it will start scanning your computer for Total Vista Security infection. This procedure can take some time, so please be patient.

When the scan is complete, click OK, then Show Results to view the results. You will see a list of infected items similar as shown below. Note: list of infected items may be different than what is shown in the image below.

Malwarebytes Anti-malware, list of infected items

Make sure that everything is checked, and click Remove Selected for start Total Vista Security (Vista Security Tool 2010) removal process. When disinfection is completed, a log will open in Notepad and you may be prompted to Restart.

Note: if you need help with the instructions, then post your questions in our Spyware Removal forum.

Total Vista Security (Vista Security Tool 2010) creates the following files and folders

%AppData%\ave.exe

Total Vista Security (Vista Security Tool 2010) creates the following registry keys and values

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes\.exe
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes\.exe\shell
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes\.exe\shell\open
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes\.exe\shell\open\command
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes\.exe\shell\start
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes\.exe\shell\start\command
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes\secfile
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes\secfile\shell
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes\secfile\shell\open
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes\secfile\shell\open\command
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes\secfile\shell\start
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes\secfile\shell\start\command
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes\.exe\shell\open\command | @ = “”%AppData%\ave.exe” /START “%1″ %*”
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes\.exe\shell\open\command | IsolatedCommand = “”%1″ %*”
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes\.exe | @ = “secfile”
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes\.exe | Content Type = “application/x-msdownload”
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes\secfile\shell\open\command | @ = “”%AppData%\ave.exe” /START “%1″ %*”
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes\secfile\shell\open\command | IsolatedCommand = “”%1″ %*”

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I keep getting an error when I try to download Malwarebytes.

Internal error: Failed to expand shell folder constant “userappdata”

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Comment by Tina — March 19, 2010 #
Tina, open a new topic in our forum.

Comment by Patrik — March 20, 2010 #
I went to Task Manager, Processes, right clicked ave.exe, and chose End Process Tree that worked for me.

Comment by Kyler — March 23, 2010 #
i did step 1 on my sons computer but then managed to remove the virus with bt net protect so didnt need Malwarebytes Anti-malware – but now – everytime we try to open internet explorer – it asks what to open with but cannot get past this, however if we go to windows live mail we can use iexplorer that way, how can i get ie to open through the ie icon or normal way.

Comment by barbara — April 3, 2010 #
barbara, you need use Malwarebytes Anti-malware or follow the steps below:
Click Start, Run, type regedit and press Enter.
Registry editor opens.
Navigate in the left panel to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Clients \ StartMenuInternet \ IEXPLORE.EXE \ shell \ open \ command

I the right part of window click twice to “@”. You will see a screen with the contents like below: “C:\Documents and Settings\user\Local Settings\Application Data\ave.exe” /START “C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe”
Remove left part, leave only “C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe”.

Comment by Patrik — April 3, 2010 #
I did the first part and rebooted computer. Still can not open internet explorer to download mbam.

Comment by jim miller — April 3, 2010 #
Jim, follow the instructions from my previous comment.

Comment by Patrik — April 4, 2010 #
thank you so much for this. these steps saved me. i am now 100% total vista security free.

Comment by aj — April 4, 2010 #
Umm… I am on vista and I don’t know how to rebbot my computer. Help would be greatly apreciated!

Comment by Mahmood — April 5, 2010 #
Mahmood, you can make shutdown then turn on your PC.

Comment by Patrik — April 5, 2010 #
Should this be effecting my internet connection? im unable to connect since this happened

Comment by Bill — April 6, 2010 #
Hey guys, after I did the registry trick and rebooted, the vista 2010 stopped popping up. I did the scan with Malwarebytes anyway, but no files were found. Is this concerning?

Comment by Takuza — April 6, 2010 #
hi thanks for your advice, i tried to follow instructions (regedit) but when i enter it keeps saying regedit exe application not found, the virus has gone so dont need malware but still cant follow these instructions. i have tried to get Malwarebytes Anti-malware anyway and even put on a disc by using my pc but when i try to install on my sons laptop it wont open as it needs to open eith ie. dont know what else to do now – the regedit looked so simple but cant do it.

Comment by barbara — April 6, 2010 #
I encountered this malware on a computer and tried Malwarebytes first, it found nothing. I then found your site and ran your script however it would not run in normal mode, it would fail to open registry editor and fail to add the data. I booted into safe mode and then in would add the script. Then I rebooted and tried again to run Malwarebytes however it still found nothing. SuperAntiSpyware found nothing also. I checked MSCONFIG and seen that most of the programs were unchecked for starting. The computer would not open a command prompt, would not open regedit and the printer would not communicate with the PC. I wound up doing a complete restore on the PC. What went wrong, any ideas? Thanks.

Comment by Chris — April 6, 2010 #
Bill, this instruction does not affect to the internet connection.

Comment by Patrik — April 7, 2010 #
Takuza, Malwarebytes should found a few infections. Try update it and scan once again.

Comment by Patrik — April 7, 2010 #
barbara, repeat first step, but use the method 2.

Comment by Patrik — April 7, 2010 #
Chris, you can boot from Windows installation disk and select a repair option.

Comment by Patrik — April 7, 2010 #
hi sorry to sound daft but i am now trying to follow method 2 and when i click save – am getting message – ‘this file contains characters in unicode format which will be lost if save as ANSI encoded text file – to keep the unicode information click cancel and select a unicode option from drop down list’ please help me – i am going mad here, i have clicked cancel and am about to give up.

Comment by barbara — April 7, 2010 #
Thanks so much! It’s good to know that there are some decent people out there to counter the pathetic dipshits that create this crap.
Don’t know how my machine got infected – nearly fell for the scam but was suspicious that it called itself Vista Security Tool when I’m running XP. Search engine brought me here.
Thanks also for explaining a little about how it works – I’d taken the precaution of loading Security Centre form the Control Panel and it brought up the same warnings and was demanding payment to switch ont he firewall which is what confirmed to me it was a scam – but I didn’t know how the virus had done that, till I read the info above.

All gone now. Interestingly Windows Defender has started popping up about the importance of malware protection, and it blocked some start-up programmes. All seems well though.

Thanks again!

Comment by Robert — April 10, 2010 #
I recevied the virus off of Egotastic.com, or a site it guided me to. Your guided fix worked the first time around and I THANK YOU VERY, VERY MUCH for putting the self-help power to the consumers’ hands. I was up and running w/in 20 minutes.
You are GREAT!

Comment by Tampa Matt — April 13, 2010 #
I tried the registry editor and I kept getting a .dll error. I then followed the directions for method 2… now none of my .exe files will open. The malware isn’t popping up, but I can’t run MBAM. I don’t know what to do now. I am running Vista as my OS. Oh, please help!

Comment by Dan — April 14, 2010 #
Uhhh…yeah i installed the .inf and now cant run any exe’s how do i fix this?

Comment by bud — April 14, 2010 #
Dan, try repeat first step.

Comment by Patrik — April 14, 2010 #
bud, try method 1.

Comment by Patrik — April 14, 2010 #
hello i just did the removel tool for vista and did like it said now everything is opening up in notepad why please ?

Comment by feefee — April 14, 2010 #
Thank you so much…super annoyed by this Vista Security Tool,found you by google, and Method 1 worked the first time.Thanks again!

Comment by Valerie — April 14, 2010 #
My internet totally stopped working after doing #1 in this process. I downloaded malwarebytes on another computer and installed it via usb to my infected laptop. It didn’t update because I had no internet access. Luckily the version I downloaded was updated recently. It found a few things and I got rid of them. But I could not get my internet access to work correctly anymore. I just decided to back up files and reformat.

Comment by Joey — April 15, 2010 #
Hi, I did method 2. I can’t run any exe’s. When I go to run, and type in command it says cannot find command. Please help me.

Comment by Kage — April 15, 2010 #
feefee, repeat first step.

Comment by Patrik — April 15, 2010 #
Kage, try type
command.com
and press Enter.

Comment by Patrik — April 15, 2010 #
I just tried command.com, type then command.com, type command.com none of them worked it said cannot find.

Comment by Kage — April 15, 2010 #
Kage, follow the steps above.
Open C:\Windows\System32 folder and copy notepad.exe to your desktop.
Open My Computer folder.Select the Tools menu and click Folder Options.Select the View tab.Uncheck the Hide file extensions for known types option. Click Yes to confirm. Click OK.
Right click to notepad.exe in your desktop, and select rename. Type notepad.com and press Enter. Run this file. Notepad opens. Then follow the steps above.

Comment by Patrik — April 15, 2010 #
Thanks worked 100%

Comment by Scott — April 15, 2010 #
ok i have done step 1 again and still everything is in notepad and i cand download nothing because it opens up in notepad too please help me ….

Comment by feefee — April 15, 2010 #
Hope this works…son has a laptop infected with Vista Defender (same family as Vista Antivirus Pro, etc). Tried installing antivirus from USB flash drive, but of course, didn’t work. Going to go at it manually and hope I don’t destroy his computer.

Comment by Sue — April 15, 2010 #
I also tried method 2 and can’t open any exe files. Does anyone have any advice? Thank you.

Comment by Dane — April 16, 2010 #
feefee, ok try another way. Please download exeHelper from here to another PC, then move this file to your computer using a flash or cd disk. Double-click on exeHelper.com to run the fix. Reboot your computer and try download/run Malwarebytes.

Comment by Patrik — April 16, 2010 #
Dane, try first step once again, if it does not help, then try exeHelper (read my previous comment).

Comment by Patrik — April 16, 2010 #
I used method 2 & TDSS Killer before I was able to use the Malwarebyte Anti-malware and finally get rid of this malware or so I thought, then I restarted my laptop and find everythings screwed up.

Now, it seems the anti-malware is disabled and whenever I try to open it, explorer or firefox, it always asks me which file I want to open it with… (only firefox works out of the three).

Its driving me crazy

Comment by Frank — April 16, 2010 #
ok i have done the exehelper and still nothing ?

Comment by feefee — April 16, 2010 #
Hi, when I try to do Method #1, when I try to run the fix.reg, it says \Cannot import C:Users….ix.reg: The specified file is not a registry script. You can only import binary registry files from within the registry editor.\ Does this mean I did it wrong?

Comment by Nick — April 16, 2010 #
Thanks Patrik

In the end, I managed to get it all fixed and no longer experience the problem by downloading exefix_vista (going on to reboot my pc soon after).

Before that I was unable to use regedit as it kept saying that the application could not be found.

Comment by Frank — April 17, 2010 #
feefee, ask for help in our Spyware removal forum.

Comment by Patrik — April 17, 2010 #
Nick, check twice that fix.reg have “Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00″ (w/o quotes) in first line and you have selected “ANSI” encoding in encoding field in Save dialog.

Comment by Patrik — April 17, 2010 #
Hi Thank you very much. I have found your method 1 the only real process to successfuly remove this renewed threat.

Comment by Bruce — April 17, 2010 #
Well installed the inf file and no exe on the comp will work now. even on other log ins. Several people have asked and got no response. WARNING This Page screws your computer worse than it was.

Comment by John — April 17, 2010 #
Hey, i tried already using the Malware, after it finised scanning it asks me to rebot so i did, then when i restart my computer again the stupid vital security is still there. Any help?

Comment by Hariz — April 17, 2010 #
I just wanted to say THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU for this. I was struggling with this problem for hours. All other sites say just download Malwarebytes and run it but no one else addresses the issue of “Total Vista Security” not allowing you to open any programs!

This finally did the trick! Again, THANK YOU. Really. This is the computer I use for college and the one my mother uses for work and this page just saved both my schoolwork and her job.

Thank you!

Comment by Liz — April 18, 2010 #
John, the instructions is really work, read comments. Try method 1.

Comment by Patrik — April 18, 2010 #
Hariz, try update Malwarebytes and scan once again.

Comment by Patrik — April 18, 2010 #
Help, i cant open Notepad any other advice???

Comment by Dara — April 18, 2010 #
Dara, you have tried run Noteped through comand console (type command and press Enter).

Comment by Patrik — April 18, 2010 #
malwarebytes found nothin. and now since i tried step 3, anythin with exe. is now unknown or it wont open at all. any ideas?

Comment by Sonny — April 18, 2010 #
nvm found the problem. Guys make sure malawarebytes is updated lol.

Comment by Sonny — April 18, 2010 #
Ok just to warn you, Im NOT computer savvy at all. I have no idea what an “exe file” is . . . I dont even think I can pronounce that.
(just to give you a sense of what your dealing with.)
First let me start by saying I was seriously considering purchasing the software to fix my computer. Completely by chance I came across this site and by the grace of God I was able to MANNUALY preform step 1 and I believe succesfully rid my computer of thie henious Vista Security Tool foolishness. So major thanks Patrik!
Now heres the problem: after restarting my computer I found that I am unable to open ANY of my programs. Im talking” AIM, iTunes, Skype, MS Office, Limewire, and not to mention a number of games that came standard on my laptop. Solitare, minesweeper, mahjong, etc. In fact, the only thing that DOES seem to work on my computer now is Internet Explorer. My whole LIFE is on this flipping laptop Patrik . . . PLEASE HELP!!!!!
I look forward to your genious

Comment by Esme — April 20, 2010 #
Esme, try repeat the first step (try method 1 or 2).

Comment by Patrik — April 20, 2010 #
i don’t know what to do now.it keep saying run time error.i downloaded it the to a different computer and put it to my memory card i restarted my computer but still run-time error

Comment by aye — April 20, 2010 #
aye, open a new topic in our Spyware removal forum. I will check your computer.

Comment by Patrik — April 21, 2010 #
I completed step 1 and rebooted the computer, and the Security Tool pop-ups have stopped. However, I’m now unable to open anything, including the setup for MBAM. I also tried repeating step 1 with the second method, but I can’t open notepad either.

Comment by Connor — April 22, 2010 #
Connor, you need run Notepad through Command console. To run command console, CLick Start, Run. Type “command” w/o quotes and press Enter. Command console = black window opens, type notepad and press Enter.

Comment by Patrik — April 22, 2010 #
hi sorry to ask such a stupid question but when i click start it dosent give me the run option how do i get to it.

Comment by karen — April 22, 2010 #
Ok, I managed to get notepad open and did step 1 again, but I still can’t open the MBAM setup, it just brings up the command console every time I click it. I’ve tried to change the default program for .exe files, but I couldn’t. What do I do now?

Comment by Connor — April 23, 2010 #
karen, if you using Vista with classic theme, then you need click Start, and type “command” w/o quotes in Search field.

Comment by Patrik — April 23, 2010 #
Connor, try method 2, once completed, don`t reboot your PC, go to step 2 (run Malwarebytes).

Comment by Patrik — April 23, 2010 #
I performed the steps above and it seemed to work in removing the problem. But the MalwareBytes scan I performed only found 3 infected files, which seems really different from the above image which looks like it has 20 or so infected files. So I was just wondering if this is normal or if some of the virus may be hidden somewhere. I didn’t see anything about the registry keys or files that are listed above. A second MalwareBytes scan found nothing else. Does this mean that I really got rid of Vista Security, or could it still be lingering around?

Comment by Vicky — April 24, 2010 #
Vicky, try update Malwarebytes and perform a fresh scan. If result – zero, then you`re clean.

Comment by Patrik — April 24, 2010 #
heya, how long is the scan supposed to last, mine has taken 56 mins so far, is that too long??

Comment by jenny — April 25, 2010 #
and now its almost 2 hours?!?

Comment by jenny — April 25, 2010 #
Gr8..it worked for me…million thanks

Comment by uman — April 25, 2010 #
Hi
when I type command, Security tool is preventing the black dialogue box from opening, so I cannot even get to notepad.
what can I do?

Comment by Emma — April 27, 2010 #
Hi Patrik,

I followed step 1 and step 2. Malwarebytes found and deleted Security Tool. I’ve run several other antivirus/spy/malware tools and there’s no sign on the virus, however, i still cant access Firefox or Internet Explorer (or Skype for that matter).

The programs load but Firefox says “Problem loading page – server not found” and IE says “Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage”

Help would be greatly appreciated. Im running Vista.

Comment by Tom — April 27, 2010 #
Hey thank you so much for helping me but I did this and my computer doesnt have that stupid total vista thing anymore but Now I cant open and programs. I try to open my itunes and it says “windos cannot open this file”. Please help Im almost there

Comment by matt — April 27, 2010 #
I did step 1 and 2, just like you said to barbara. I think that “Total Vista Security”is gone, but I cannot open the internet.

Comment by John — April 27, 2010 #
Emma, you have typed “command” w/o quotes ?

Comment by Patrik — April 28, 2010 #
Tom, looks like Firefox proxy setting are hijacked. Run Firefox, open Network settings, then proxy settings and select No proxy option.

Comment by Patrik — April 28, 2010 #
Matt, try repeat the first step above.

Comment by Patrik — April 28, 2010 #
John, the following:
Click Start, Run, type regedit and press Enter.
Registry editor opens.
Navigate in the left panel to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Clients \ StartMenuInternet \ IEXPLORE.EXE \ shell \ open \ command

I the right part of window click twice to “@”. You will see a screen with the contents like below: “C:\Documents and Settings\user\Local Settings\Application Data\ave.exe” /START “C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe”
Remove left part, leave only “C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe”.

Reboot your PC and try run Internet Explorer once again.

Comment by Patrik — April 28, 2010 #
I followed step 1, but when it came to installing Malwarebytes I can download it, but every time I open the file it does nothing. I’ve tried downloading it from lots of different places all over the internet to no avail – could Total Vista Security be blocking it’s installation? If so, could I use another free malware remover? Windows Defender won’t install as it’s already installed but when I open it I get taken straight to Total Vista Security! Argh!
Thanks so much in advance for any help you can lend!

Comment by Simon — April 28, 2010 #
I don’t get this Part”I the right part of window click twice to “@”. ” but I do the others, hope you will helpp me

Comment by John — April 28, 2010 #
Simon, probably your PC also infected with TDSS trojan. Follow the instructions.

Comment by Patrik — April 29, 2010 #
cheers mate, method 1 worked a treat!

Comment by donj — April 29, 2010 #
Did method 2, quick, easy and WORKED!

Thank you so so so much.

Comment by Jane — April 29, 2010 #
Hi, when I go to start and run then type command I get an error ” Windows can not find command…” What am I doing wrong? Thanks so much!

Comment by beth — April 30, 2010 #
beth, follow the steps above.
Open C:\Windows\System32 folder and copy notepad to your desktop.
Open My Computer folder.Select the Tools menu and click Folder Options.Select the View tab.Uncheck the Hide file extensions for known types option. Click Yes to confirm. Click OK.
Right click to notepad.exe in your desktop, and select rename. Type notepad.com and press Enter. Run this file. Notepad opens. Then follow the steps above.

Comment by Patrik — April 30, 2010 #
Thanks! Giving it a try now.

Comment by beth — May 2, 2010 #
Hi Patrik, I sucessfully removed the sypware using the procedure. Thanks. However, I can not log in to my softphone (X lite) everytime I start. Can you kindly advise what the problem is? Appreciate the help.

Comment by Patrick — May 4, 2010 #
You have tried reinstall the program ?

Comment by Patrik — May 5, 2010 #
Hi Patrik, yes I reinstalled it again. however I am getting the same error… I am unable to use the softphone now… can you help me… please.

Comment by Patrick — May 5, 2010 #
can not log in to my softphone

What computer shows when you trying login ?

Comment by Patrik — May 5, 2010 #
Hi Patrik, the x lite soft phone reads – registration error : 408… Have we changed any firewall setting from the above procedure or does the spyware still causing the problem??

Comment by Patrick — May 6, 2010 #
Other network applications, including Internet Explorer, Firefox, etc, works fine ?

Comment by Patrik — May 8, 2010 #
Hi Patrik, everything is ok (all working) except with the x lite softphone… I really dont know how to get this back working again… I re-installed it again but same error.. there is something blocking my registration and I cant use it..

Comment by Patrick — May 10, 2010 #
Patrick, please start a new topic in our Spyware removal forum. I will check your PC. Probably your PC is infected with a hidden trojan.

Comment by Patrik — May 11, 2010 #