MrClass wroteOk first, Windows XP SP2 is highly vulnerable. Some trojans WILL remain in your computer without your knowledge. Actually, a remote hacker may be sniffing data out of your computer right now. How do I know? Well my workplace once got into deep shit when a hacker began controlling the client computers, and the virus automatically replicated on the network. All that is because of shitty Windows XP SP2. I tried Malwarebytes, Spyware Remover, and other apps but nothing worked. Finally I figured it out; simply update your Windows. I ran update for SP2 to make it SP3. Plus I downloaded later Windows updates and the issue got solved. As long as your Windows stays vulnerable, you will still get shit loads of trojans.
Windows XP SP2 is now legacy, upgrade your Windows as soon as possible.
You're absolutely right !!
I just re-scanned my computer; 10 infections were detected .. And that's after the Malwarebytes removed the previous 32 infections and another reboot ! :S
This is getting annoying
But every half an hour almost, AVG detects the virus and I senfd it to the vault ! It seems AVG is only detecting the virus when the hacker is trying to gain access !
Ill do my best to upgrade my service pack coul I just delete the main infected file?