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I recently downloaded a MAC transformation pack for my PC and when I try to remove it nothing happens. I can open up "Computer" And "Control Panel" But nothing appears when they are open. I have no idea what to do >.< I have been tryig all day and night but still cant seem to fix it. nd I can't download a new theme because I don't have enough disk space, Which I cant open whatever needs to open to delete some things. Can anyone please help me? I will give 10 REP to whoever can help me with this problem. Thanks!
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Do me a favor and pm me once you read this. It is very critical that we act on this immediately. Just a tip for the near by future PLEASE never download ANY Skin packs. The one you downloaded most likely is a Rootkit considering you tried uninstalling it and the file is no longer there but the effects are.
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Well from my interpretation of this is that you have some sort of virus embedded inside the kernel ring. This is basically the bridge between the functions of applications and specific devices.
As you specifically downloaded the virus through human intervention rather than a specifically targetted attack against you leads me to believe that most antivirus software would probably have recorded its signature.
There are many kernel-based malware scanners on which you can detect any virus present. However, it entirely depends on the virus's level of sophistication on how to handle the situation. Unfortuneately you have not given much information for me to troubleshoot and I'm merely going on a postulation.
As you specifically downloaded the virus through human intervention rather than a specifically targetted attack against you leads me to believe that most antivirus software would probably have recorded its signature.
There are many kernel-based malware scanners on which you can detect any virus present. However, it entirely depends on the virus's level of sophistication on how to handle the situation. Unfortuneately you have not given much information for me to troubleshoot and I'm merely going on a postulation.
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