Medium Risk Malware - How do I get rid of it?

I have a medium risk malware RushmoreCasino1.exe which runs the iexplore.exe at extremely high levels slowing my computer down.  Ending the process doesn't work because it comes right back.  I can only find it in my system by running a search and deleting it didn't get rid of it.  I don't want to pay for a malware cleaner and norton isn't doing anything to it.

Any suggestions?

You can try Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware. It's the only program I can think of. It is fast and the best program I have tested for just Malware.

Is it free?

Yes it is free. It takes about ten minuts to search the computer. If you have a Malware it will remove it. It helped me one time when I suddenly got a lot of pop-up pornopictures on my screen. That wasn't funny..

Its free to use, there is just some features that require you to buy the program but for removing mallware its perfect in free mode, i actually bought it and never ever gonna use the live protection you can active its what blocked my access to every damn rtg casino almost lol.

Ad-aware is another good one and that is free too.

blue

What is malware??? I've never heard of it.

I quote:

Malware, short for malicious software, is software designed to infiltrate a computer system without the owner's informed consent. The expression is a general term used by computer professionals to mean a variety of forms of hostile, intrusive, or annoying software or program code.

blue

Thanks for reminding me! I scanned my own computer again and it found two really dangerous malwares. It is time to install an antivirusprogram again I think. I get tired of them making my computer so slow but it maybe is worth it

Thanks I'll try these.  I found a free program but for the malware I had you needed the license for the software which you had to pay for to remove them.  It found them and told me where they were so I got rid of 2 of 3.

allgood dont just take any removable program you find with google around there is too many fakes which just install more adware to your computer, and then they want you to pay to remove they infections you've gotten.

It's ok I got it removed doing it myself.  I did download PREVX which was free but not to remove the malware.  But it told me where they were and I got rid of all 3 myself.  The annoying iexpore.exe is GONE.

Thanks for all the info.

I take it back..still not removed and worse than ever.  I found iexplore.exe and delete them in files and they pop up again.  I tried to restore but don't have an earlier point.  Nothing I have ran will catch this to remove it.  Guess I'll just have to redo the whole computer.

Anyone have any suggestions that are free?

Get Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware its fine in freemode you dont need to buy it, install it and restart windows in safe-mode without internet then run the program and do a scan takes 5-10min it should find the files and delete them permanent.

And as i said in another post get microsoft security essentials which is free when you already own windows.

With these 2 programs ive always been able to remove anything, and essentials is amazing at stopping any new virus/adware you get a notice and just remove it before it does any harm.

But iexplorer.exe is your internet explorer should't delete this in the first place?.

its iexplore.exe not iexplorer.exe..ok I'll try those thanks

iexplore.exe is Microsoft internet explorer - are you trying to delete internet explorer?

blue

it pops up many times at once..for example right now after running the scan and deleting 2 trojans it still pops up 4 different times at once.  It runs my CPU up to 100% and when you delete one another pops up.  It almost seems to get mad and act worse each time I try to run a scan.  I have no idea other than to take everything off my computer and load it back with what is needed.

Ok googled a little to find a solution.

Download: http://support.kaspersky.com/downloads/utils/tdsskiller.zip

Run this and reboot your pc.

Download http://housecall.trendmicro.com/

Install and run a scan.

After all this use Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware to remove the files.