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So I wanted to use my PS3 controller with my PC for BF3 because I didn't have a cable to use for my xbox 360 controller. I downloaded a piece of software called Motioininjoy which installed the custom drivers on my system (although, they weren't signed drivers). I ran a virus scan on the downloads before I used them and they came up clean but after googling more about it, it said that some people thought there would be a trojan in the software or other malicious kinds of things. I uninstalled the drivers using the software it came with, uninstalled the program and completely wiped it from my system and checked my Device Manager which looked to be okay.

 

Sure, it might sound A-OK but with me, I worry about EVERY little thing and the worst case scenario (due to anxiety disorder). Right now, I am running a virus scan in my main Windows folder. Nothing so far. How can I make sure that everything IS gone and that there is nothing bad lurking in my system? Should I do a system restore to yesterday? I am just worried that there is a bad file lurking about even AFTER the drivers have been uninstalled, the program deleted and anything I could find associated with it. As it is a Trojan, it can do all sorts of horrible crap to my computer. Such as key logging and things like that.

 

 

The stuff I downloaded was here if anyone wants to check them out and help me put my mind at ease:

 

http://motioninjoy.en.uptodown.com/

 

and here:

 

http://betterds3.ciebiera.net/

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The best way to be sure it's gone is to do a system restore. Just go to the utility and choose a backup date that is prior to when you downloaded the drivers.  You'll lose anything else that you downloaded since that point but if there is a virus that should get it.



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Download malware bytes and let it perform a full threat scan!

just google it and you will find it :D

 

Its the best malware removal program out there



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The best way to be sure it's gone is to do a system restore. Just go to the utility and choose a backup date that is prior to when you downloaded the drivers.  You'll lose anything else that you downloaded since that point but if there is a virus that should get it.

A system Restore will not delete a virus..



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Im running microsofts version of that then a virus scan through microsofts security essentials but i will do that afterwards, the malware bytes. I should have it on this pc somewhere



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My advice is to scan with Malwarebytes, Adware and your AV and if clean call it good. If it is a trogan then reinstalling the OS is the only sure way of getting rod of it. If you have AV running and the software had a trogan I would think it would have giving you a waring or red flag. The non signed driver is because the maker didn't want to pay Microsoft to certification. If the hardware didn't fuck up doubt a trogan was apart of the driver. 
 



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The only warning i got was about the driver not being signed. I havent had any odd behaviour with my PC yet.

Now im just concerned if there is anything, it may have gone to my dads PC too because its on the network



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The only warning i got was about the driver not being signed. I havent had any odd behaviour with my PC yet.

Now im just concerned if there is anything, it may have gone to my dads PC too because its on the network

Thats a pretty small chance.. Most malware stays on one PC unless you start sharing documents between the two PC's

And you can run security essentials but if you plan on running malware bytes thats pretty much unneccesary



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Id rather be safe than sorry. Its something i try to stick to in life.

It doesnt help when i have anxiety disorder :lol:



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The best way to be sure it's gone is to do a system restore. Just go to the utility and choose a backup date that is prior to when you downloaded the drivers.  You'll lose anything else that you downloaded since that point but if there is a virus that should get it.

That's the only solution that works. After a restore point, then Malwarebytes on a thumb drive to make sure. Anxieties? Didn't you know England is sinking DeathWave? Hull is going under, then Scarborough, maybe Kent next..... :cry:  



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Just got a text, our anxieties are LaGrotto's might run out of Sam Adams Seasonal, gonna have to rush over and slam a few 22oz drafts. :cheers:



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A system Restore will not delete a virus..

 

I've done it about a dozen times for friends and family members with complete success. Unless you have a virus or malware that disables or deletes the restore points, there isn't any reason it shouldn't work. I've even used it twice on PC's with ransomware by running sys restore from the utility screen on start-up and was able to completely eliminate the ransomware. I know that people say that viruses infect restore points while leaving them in tact, but I haven't seen it happen yet.



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I'm sorry to break it to you buddy but your fucked...LMAO...Seriously, if you have run  Security Essentials and Malware bytes you are good to go...

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Well if these scans turn out clear it should be okay



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Just trash the computer and get a new one.



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I dont have the money to get a new one. The best i can do is a reinstall of Windows 7 and hope thats the last thing i have to do



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If you should have any issues hit me up I can teamview with ya or walk you through it in Teamspeak.....

 

 

Dont worry bout it  :shock:



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That's the only solution that works. After a restore point, then Malwarebytes on a thumb drive to make sure. Anxieties? Didn't you know England is sinking DeathWave? Hull is going under, then Scarborough, maybe Kent next..... :cry:  

I thought they fixed that.



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Yep, just like they fixed global warming. Poured money on it and the five people involved got stinking rich. Restore points don't work? Damn, used that method twice, but I guess it was just a fantasy that the virus disappeared. Prayer is the only true solution, but if you're an atheist, you might as well pour yourself a tall glass of drano, cause' that's the only sure fix for anything.



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You may have to boot up in safe mode

and run malware bytes !!



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So far, the malware removal tool that Microsoft has has turned up nothing and my anti-virus scan has bought up nothing so far. After that's done I will boot in safe mode and then run Malware Bytes



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Whats the worst that can happen? Really? Back up your pics, songs and documents you need to keep onto a exterior device (hard drive, thumb drive, dvd...whatever). If your computer crashes format the drive and reload everything...no biggie. And there is nothing like a fresh install.

 

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btw...some really good info above



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avast the free antivirus has a check which dose a boot scan catches the shit before it actually loads up and hides...try that i have caught many that no other program has caught or trend micro has a house call system checker which is good its free

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So as an update, Microsoft Malicious Software Removal Tool and Microsoft Security Essentials have turned up nothing and I am currently running Malware Bytes. Nothing so far.



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dump security essentl,go with Avast internet security it will do a boot time scan on your system

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