HOW TO REMOVE Trojan.Thun ???

One day ago I found in MICROSOFT ANTISPYWARE that Trojan.Thun was in my PC.

I found in GOOGLE how to remove it and I succeeded !

The only problem is that all fonts are very small now !!!

How can I correct this ?
Because if I go to CONTROL PANEL / DISPLAY and I put larger fonts are a LOT LARGER...

Please find here below the Trojan's analysis !


Spyware Scan Details
Start Date: 16/2/2006 12:00:13 ðì
End Date: 16/2/2006 12:13:54 ðì
Total Time: 13 mins 41 secs

Detected Threats

Trojan.Thun Trojan more information...
Details: Trojan.Downloader.Thun disables the Windows Firewall and changes the computer security settings to download and allow other malicious software.
Status: Removed
Severe threat - Severe-risk items have an extreme potential for harm, such as a security exploit, and should be removed.

Infected files detected
c:\Documents and Settings\user\Local Settings\Temp\tmpD.tmp


Detected Spyware Cookies
No spyware cookies were found during this scan.


Trojan.Thun

Type: Trojan
A Trojan that silently installs other programs without consent.

Threat level: Severe
Widespread or exceptionally harmful programs, similar to viruses or worms, that negatively affect your privacy and your computer's security, and that damage your computer.

Description: Trojan.Downloader.Thun disables the Windows Firewall and changes the computer security settings to download and allow other malicious software.

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12-05-2005, 03:52 PM #3

chad

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RE: Possible Browser Hijack redirects Internet Explorer.

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The same thing is happening here.

Trojan.Thun is the problem for us but the Microsoft anti-
spyware say it removed it. It right away changes the
registry entries back to point to all-find.com

>-----Original Message-----
>Please submit a suspected spyware report to MSAS (tools -
>> suspected spyware report)
>
>Boot to Safe Mode.
>
> Empty your IE cache and your other temporary file
>folders, eg: c:\temp, c:\windows\temp or C:\Documents and
>Settings\<name>\Local Settings\Temp (the path to your
temp
>folder will change depending on your name) - sometimes
>programmes can be hidden in there - watch out for
>mysterious *.exe files or *.dll files in those folders.
>
>Have you tried scanning with Microsoft Antispyware in
safe
>mode?
>Run a FULL SYSTEM SCAN, check the 3 boxes
>
>Assuming that the installation is on drive C:
>1. In "My Computer", right click on the icon for drive
C:,
>select "Properties".
>2. Click tab "Tools".
>3. Click button "Check Now".
>3. Check both "Automatically fix file system errors"
>and "Scan for and attempt recovery of bad sectors".
>4. Click "Start".
>
>Follow the instructions to allow system shut-down and
>restart. The disk checks will run after restart and
>before Windows loads. This scan for bad sectors might
>take few minutes if you have a large hard disk: be
patient.
>
>Assuming that the installation is on drive C:
>1. In "My Computer", right click on the icon for drive
C:,
>select "Properties".
>2. Click tab "Tools".
>3. Click button "Defragment Now".
>3. Click Defragment.
>
>Reboot.
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Everytime I run the scan it detects this high level
>threat.
>>
>>"Description: Possible Browser Hijack redirects Internet
>>Explorer.
>>
>>Advice: High-risk items have a large potential for
adverse
>>effect, such as loss of computer control, and should be
>>removed unless knowingly installed.
>>
>>About Browser Modifier: Software that changes browser
>>settings, such as the homepage, without adequate
consent."
>>
>>It is not removing the spyware. Any advice?
>>
>>
>>.
>>
>.
>