How to Remove High Risk Dangerous Trojan.BitcoinMiner- Named after the reknowned bitcoin digital currency, the multiple component invasive malware infection Trojan.BitcoinMiner developed by cyber criminals, for the Windows operating system. Technically a server client Trojan.BitcoinMiner is very carefully designed and it is a sophisticated program, which hardly fails to infiltrate it’s target. The Trojan.BitcoinMiner mostly infiltrates the victim’s machine when he download some BitCoin Miner application from an infectitious Internet resource, though the Trojan.BitcoinMiner is in no way linked or has an association with the excavating mining Bitcoins or other standard applications of BitCoin Miner. Some phishing websites providing infected application downloads may directly propagate Trojan.BitcoinMiner virus into compromised machines. The notorious BlackHole exploit kit is also being used to deliver Trojan.BitcoinMiner to machines. Trojan.BitcoinMiner virus is, also diffused by a floppy disk containing the activation of it. The floppy will start infecting the hard drive and the kernel system.
What Trojan.BitcoinMiner does
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| How to Remove High Risk Dangerous Trojan.BitcoinMiner |
After installation, Trojan.BitcoinMiner virus automatically multiply its components constantly and keep on inserting them into the infected computer, attempting to modify the default system configuration. The windows boot sector is solely responsible for smooth functioning of operating system’s boot loader and storage device’s partition table etc. and the Trojan.BitcoinMiner continuously keeps on infecting it. Trojan.BitcoinMiner loads itself up automatically each time whenever Windows boots up.
How to detect Trojan.BitcoinMiner
Apparently slow performance of system is noticed by the computer users. The worse thing of Trojan.BitcoinMiner is that it may exploit system bugs to drop and install additional threats on the computer which will further harm the system severely, including Browser hijacking virus, worms, keyloggers, rogue virus or many more infections. Trojan.BitcoinMiner is a high risk virus, it will change the system files and entries and even create new ones to mess up the system deeply as the Trojan horse invades, it exploits the system leaks to drop many hazardous codes to the computer, such as worms, adware, spyware and malware. Indeed, it also causes the poor network connection. The affected computer just results in getting freezes frequently at startup, shutdown and large program launching processes
How to Remove Trojan.BitcoinMiner Virus
To remove the Trojan.BitcoinMiner virus, computer users prefer run their antivirus software, but like Trojans like PUP.Optional.Conduit.A virus.BitcoinMiner virus is capabe of to bypassing the detection and auto removal from antivirus software because it always uses advanced hiding attributes in it’s creations. Therefore, you have to choose the manual removal to erase all its components from your system for ever. Here are the step by step guides.
Change the Attribute of hidden files of Trojan.BitcoinMiner.
a. Click on the Start menu on the desktop.
b. Go to Control Panel > Appearance and Personalization > Folder Options.
c. In the Folder Options window, Click on the show hidden files.
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| How to view hidden files |
d. Choose the Show hidden files, folders, and drives under the Hidden files and
folders category. Select OK at the bottom of the Folder Options window.
How to Stop the processes of Trojan.BitcoinMiner.
a. Generally, you can terminate the processes of Trojan.BitcoinMiner in Windows Task Manager.
b. Right click the Task bar select windows task manager to open Windows Task Manager.
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c. Scroll down and find out the processes related to Trojan.BitcoinMiner.
d. Click process tab.
e. Scroll down to locate the process releted to the Trojan Bitcoin Miner and right click it.
f. Click end process in the new dialogue box opend.
Delete associated files and registry entries related to Trojan.BitcoinMiner
This task is to be performed very carefully and if you are not an expert please do it under proper guidance-
a. %AllUsersProfile%
b. %AllUsersProfile%\Programs\{random letters}\
c. %AllUsersProfile%\Application Data\~r
d. %AllUsersProfile%\Application Data\~dll
e..HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings “CertificateRevocation” = ‘1’
f..HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Attachments “SaveZoneInformation” = ‘0’
Restart your computer.
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