How To Remove Conficker Worm Manually?

Conficker Worm also referred to as Downadup, Kido, and Conficker Virus, is a malicious software discovered on 21st November 2008 when it attacked a British corporation and brought millions of damages to it. British Technology Security Experts said that this virus mainly targets corporate network more than any other computer environment setting as it is easily being transferred in a network. The good news is, there is a Removal Tool for Conficker.

How to Remove Conficker Worm Manually? Despite the rapid spread of this virus with a total estimate damage of approximately over 9 million computers worldwide now, we do have a removal tool for Conficker that you can just do by yourself. It is nice to know this tool before you spend heaps of money asking for a professional help when you can do it by yourself. Conficker Worm has been found to be targeting Windows 95 and 98, Windows Me and 2000, Windows 2003, Windows NT, Windows XP and Vista. There are many removal tools online for Conficker Worm. But we recommend you to download Symantec Security Response removal tool and follow these 4 easy steps:

1. You must render inoperative your system restore first. This can be done by putting on a temporary turn-off your System Restore especially if you are using a Windows Me or XP. You can also get instructions on turning off your System Restore by referring to your Windows Documentation.

2. Bring up to date your virus definitions by simply performing a live update of your antivirus program. There is a specific command in your computer that automatically updated your antivirus program on a daily basis so you may want to set that up now depending on your AV program.

3. Complete a full system scan and if there is a detected file, simply follow the steps to get rid of it.

4. Get rid of any values onto your registry. A Removal Tool for Conficker may seem a no-sweat job but please be careful and follow the steps in a chronological order so as to avoid further damages to your computer.