Remove iServ Antivirus Virus.
Solved/Closedbazfile Posted messages 58442 Registration date Status Modérateur Last intervention -
Hello community,
My laptop is very, very slow!
I just found out that a Virus iServ is taking up all the memory on my laptop.
I’ve heard that using FRST is the best way to get rid of the virus, but I don’t know how to use it.
Thank you for your help.
Sébastien
2 réponses
Hello.
Download FRST, once downloaded save it to the desktop then right-click on FRST and choose Run as administrator you will see this:
Wait for the message the tool is ready to work to appear then click on Scan
Attention, wait for the messages saying that the scan is complete to appear.
At the end of the scan, you will have two text files on the desktop FRST and Addition.

Then send the FRST and ADDITION reports to https://security-x.fr/up/ then provide the two links generated by https://security-x.fr/up/ in your response.
bazfile
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The fixlog is OK, the infections have been removed.
There is only one entry left in the installed programs. Uninstall SAntivirus Realtime Protection Lite, you will get a message saying the program is no longer present and you will be asked to remove the entry, respond yes.
If everything is also OK on your end, uninstall FRST, rename the FRST file you downloaded to uninstall, then once the file is renamed, open it; the uninstallation will automatically proceed via a PC restart.
Advice.
In the future, to avoid being caught, be careful when installing free software. When installing, make sure to read the various screens so you don’t get tricked.
You need to uncheck the suggested boxes; they are not always visible at first glance, for example:
bazfile
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Hello,
Thank you for the procedure to follow.
The 2 links below.
Addition.txt
The file has been sent! Here is the link to access it: https://up.security-x.fr/file.php?h=R1efe52ddbc124e30f187de67212aaaa8
FRST.txt
The file has been sent! Here is the link to access it: https://up.security-x.fr/file.php?h=R5dcc81671b848379247305193fae1091
Regards,
Sébastien
To start, uninstall WebDiscover Browser, it is adware.
Then for disinfecting the PC, do the following:
Procedure to follow in the indicated order:
1- Open FRST as an administrator, to do this right-click on FRST and choose run as administrator
2 - Copy the entire script that is in the box below:
3- Once the script is copied, click on Fix, FRST automatically takes the script that is in the clipboard.
Let the fix run, once it is finished, you will be asked to restart your PC, do it as soon as requested, see below.
Then once your computer is restarted:
4- You will have a Fixlog file on your desktop, then send this fixlog report to https://security-x.fr/up/ and provide the link generated by https://security-x.fr/up/ in your reply.
5- CHECK AND TELL ME IF YOUR PROBLEM IS STILL PRESENT
bazfile
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Hello,
The process is complete with a message indicating the end of processing as 60 minutes have been reached.
Here is the link to the file
FixLog.txt
The file has been sent! Here is the link to access it: https://up.security-x.fr/file.php?h=R827b1b4b408139281f120518c736fa89
After rebooting, the iServ application is indeed missing from the application manager.
What should I do next?
Thank you
Do a new FRST analysis, provide the links to the two reports to check if everything is OK.
bazfile
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Good evening,
The new result is as follows:
FRST.txt
The file has been sent! Here is the link to access it: https://up.security-x.fr/file.php?h=R885af8fc8a2cc3a140df231704f1269a
Addition.txt
The file has been sent! Here is the link to access it: https://up.security-x.fr/file.php?h=Ra53bc86935034b2b1276999ca26094b6
I looked at the difference, but I didn't quite understand what it's about ... ;-)
Thanks again and I look forward to your final diagnosis.
Sébastien