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Threat's dossier

	Name of the threat: WinAntiSpyware
	Command or file name: (*.*)
	Threat type: Badware
	Affected OS: Win32 (Windows 9x, Windows XP, Windows Vista)

Ways for invasion

The ingressed threat makes its copy on your computer and launches WinAntiSpyware system process using the names similar to (*.*) or WinAntiSpyware. It initiates a creation of new startup key under the name WinAntiSpyware and value (*.*).

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Manual solution of WinAntiSpyware problem

In order to make progress in getting rid of (*.*) manually you should delete all files assosiated with WinAntiSpyware infection, including destruction of its registry keys and invalid DLLs. It is also recommended to delete files with names similar to WinAntiSpyware from startup list. Sometimes WinAntiSpyware can corrupt DLLs that can become a cause of unstability of your Windows. You will have to recover it from distribution to make it work correctly.To get rid of this threat, be assured to follow next points:

1. Destroy the malicious process and all associated files:

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2. Destroy all assosiated malware:

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3. Clean up all infected registry keys and\or values:

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