You will need to download the tool(s) to the default folder, usually Downloads, then copy them to the desktop.Ĭhange default download folder location in Edge -Boot to a user account with admin status, select start > file explorer > right click on "Downloads" folder and select "Properties" NOTE: IE8 Does not support changing download locations in this manner. Click OK to get out of the download options screen and then click Close to get out of the View Downloads screen. Click Browse and select the Desktop and then choose the Select Folder button. Select the Options link in the lower left of the window. Internet Explorer - Click the Tools menu in the upper right-corner of the browser. In the downloads section, click the Browse button, click on the Desktop folder and the click the "Select Folder" button. Mozilla Firefox - Click the "Open Menu" button in the upper right-corner of the browser. Scroll down to find the Downloads section and click the Change. Google Chrome - Click the "Customize and control Google Chrome" button in the upper right-corner of the browser.Ĭhoose Settings. Make sure to run all scans from accounts with Administrator status, continue as follows please:Īnyone other than the original starter of this thread please DO NOT follow the instructions and advice posted as replies here, my help and advice is NOT related to your system and will probably cause more harm than good.Ĭhange the download folder setting in the default Browser so all tools we may use are saved to the Desktop: W32/Agobot-FO can also be used to initiate denial-of-service (DoS) and synflood/httpflood/udpflood attacks against remote systems.My screen name is kevinf80, i`m here to help clean up your system. This worm will attempt to test the available bandwidth by posting data to the following sites: This worm can also exploit the DCOM vulnerability on unpatched systems and manipulate registry keys.
W32/Agobot-FO can sniff HTTP, VULN, ICMP, FTP and IRC network traffic and steal data from them. This worm will search for shared folders on the internet with weak passwords and copy itself into them. W32/Agobot-FO will attempt to terminate anti-virus and software firewall processes, in addition to other viruses, worms or Trojans. This worm may attempt to polymorph on install in order to evade detection. HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunServices\ HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run\ This worm will move itself into the Windows System32 folder under the filename CTFMOND.EXE, and create the following registry entries so that it can execute automatically on system restart: W32/Agobot-FO is an IRC backdoor Trojan and peer-to-peer (P2P) worm which opens TCP ports to listen for and process commands received from a remote intruder.
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