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Threat's dossier

	Name of the threat: ABLANK-W
	Command or file name: rundll32 (Path to Trojan DLL), DllInstall
	Threat type: Trojan
	Affected OS: Win32 (Windows 9x, Windows XP, Windows Vista)

Ways for invasion

The ingressed threat makes its copy on your computer and launches ABLANK-W system process using the names similar to rundll32 (Path to Trojan DLL), DllInstall or ABLANK-W. It initiates a creation of new startup key under the name ABLANK-W and value rundll32 (Path to Trojan DLL), DllInstall .

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Manual solution of ABLANK-W problem

In order to make progress in getting rid of rundll32 (Path to Trojan DLL), DllInstall manually you should delete all files assosiated with ABLANK-W infection, including destruction of its registry keys and invalid DLLs. It is also recommended to delete files with names similar to ABLANK-W from startup list. Sometimes ABLANK-W 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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