| All comments about command.exe: |
 sepp | nur das laufend störprogramme geschaltet werden |
 May | Just sort of appeared. Doesn't seem to do anything, but denies all access to it. |
| | warscheinlich trojaner |
| el3ctr0 | stört system, lässt sich bisher nicht löschen oder desinfizieren....leider |
| BEM | It Seems to block the acces to email accounts after the login, or at least thats whats happening to me |
| Syntax | Seems to be a virus that causes your computer to get alot of popups |
| Dave | Appeared when I opened an apparently illegit setup file. Not even STM or Ewido will shift it. I've disabled its functions (would open random windows, history, 'Shut Down' menu etc), but its presence is still ominous. Any help would be much appreciated |
| hyPer | deffenitely a rouge file |
| | Pop ups and browser hijacking |
| Highlander | Runs as service. possible trojan - Delete! |
| 2zaps | Captures info on sites visited and keystrokes, opens popup related to sites visited. Many variations. |
 Spartan | I've read it may be a Trojan. Specifically, the Buddy Trojan. |
| dw | personally i believe that this is part of the Command Service that Adaware and Spybot are picking as a virus i believe this because this file was created the same day i was infected, only 100% fix is to wipe drive....if that's not an option go to the link See also: Link |
| angel | doesn't use much cpu.. is a system operation, but access is denied |
| Hatchet | Prompts constant popup advertisments. However, does not seem to do any harm to the system. |
 the yeast | it gives me popups and it's annoying |
| | Starts screwing with programs programs tracking em, starts causing higher pings in games, and keeps throwing popups at u with every site u go on. Plus it starts building more and more, started out with 2 programs then after 3 days had 6. |
| Natalya | pop-up virus |
| tornado_572 | i am unable to end the process for command.exe using Windows Task Manager, however i am able to set/change the priority.. |
| dell | it causes popups |
| P-entertainment | Most likely a trojan (named Buddy Trojan). Doesn't seem to do much anyway... See also: Link |
| | its spyware delete using the recovery con.s found on the xp cd. the file can be found in the dir of C:\windows\VE9NTVk\command.exe |
| Joe | Blocks downloads of windows updates, interferes with windows installer, so you cannot add antivirus or removal software |
| Robert | The file can be found with anti virus but logs itself in your mem as your computer boots up, so it's hard for virus programs to remove it |
| Kelly | To remove command manually, please make sure you know what you are doing or get help from an administrator See also: Link |
| | shows as a service, and pretty much impossible to delete. It gives me a ton of pop-ups at random times. |
| greg | Same thing- started happening when I opened a bad setup file, now I get about 1-2 popups per minute, drastically slowed performance. Can't figure out how to remove it in XP |
| Uncle George | it is used as a hack for AV software, it unlimits the trial version of the AV software, ie: it doesn't expire, suspected trojan gathering information as well |
| Arik | It can be removed manually: 1. open msconfig, services tab, uncheck the "Command Service" entry. 2. open regedit, go to HKLM\System\ControlSet001\Services\cmdService and grab the location of the file command.exe from the String Value ImagePath. 3. open explorer and go to the location and remove the .vbs file. 4. reboot computer, open explorer, go to the location again and remove the folder that contains command.exe (in my case amFub3M). 5. open regedit and go back to the registry entry cmdService and delete it. 6. Done |
| Dayz | Popups from explorer (use firefox) slwoing down proscesses. cant seem to fine a way to dislodge it, trying to manually send me to their site to "download uninstallation software" yea right. |
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