How to remove FBI Ransom / FBI Moneypak virus

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Post date April 7, 2013
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30 replies on “How to remove FBI Ransom / FBI Moneypak virus”

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SAFEMODE with networking does not work

hey bro i have an fbi virus on my comp and I have tried to del the file lsass.exe through the command prompt but it does not allow me to del. I tried to make take off all of the possible restrictions but it said that it can not communicate with the admin of the file what should i do???

rstrui does not work could you elaborate more please

Nvm it’s a scam ✌

Someone tell me is this real or a scam if so I don’t care about this computer at all ill just throw it out PLEEAAASSEEEE reply

thx a mill i was gonna burn my laptop lol

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This will start system restore and then you can choose an earlier date and manually get rid of the virus for good

Guys like this comment so all can see! This virus has been improved to stop safe mode, now as your restarting the computer press f8 and choose safe mode with command prompt, wait for it to load and type in rstrui then hit enter

Won’t let me be in safe mode it automatiically crashes

Can my clean PC fix this or any average virus removal software?

When i saw this i was soo fucking mad and scared

I want to get this virus so that i cant try and remove it for myself does anyone know where to get it from

Thanks, the sound really helped a lot.

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Solution Update:
For me, it still came up in Safe Mode so I took out the HDD and use a USB adapter to connect it to another computer. It appeared as an external HDD – Drive F. I went into the following folder of the affected user account and changed suspicious .exe extension to .bad (.bad does not mean anything; just easier to identify if I wanted to change it back). This is the folder: “F:Users”user5″AppDataLocalTemp”. I put the HDD back into the orignal PC and the malware is gone.

For me, it still came up in Safe Mode so I took out the HDD and use a USB adapter to connect it to another computer. It appeared as an external HDD – Drive F. I went into the following folder of the affected user account and changed suspicious .exe extension to .bad (.bad does not mean anything; just easier to identify if I wanted to change it back). This is the folder: “F:Users”user5″AppDataLocalTemp”. I put the HDD back into the orignal PC and the malware is gone.