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OK I know Ive asked this question b4 here, But Im asking again I have used ad ware pro , spy bot , spyblaster, McaFee stinger program to try in locate where the blade runner program is in my system with no luck i haven't had any problems for like awhile an now it starts up again. I havent downloaded anything new into my pc.
an nothing seems to work
Should i just wipe my pc an restore everything again ??
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run a error & disk repair to clean up any sys files corrupted by the trojan. Here's the easiest method I know (courtesy of Roddy32):
Disk/repair (like SFC)
Left click on My Computer(open)
Right click on "C" or your OS drive if another letter.
Left click Properties and then click Tools Tab.
Left click on "Error Checking"> Check Now.
Left click to enter check mark in BOTH boxes offered.
Left click on "Start".
Computer will have to reboot to begin repairs.
Just leave alone (you're locked out anyway) 'til process finished.
In regular mode will take about 1 Hour (more/less)
In Safe Mode about 2 hours.
If computer normal after process complete you might want to create a new
restore point and Label it POST ERROR REPAIR.
Hope this gets it for you. This is based on using an onboard copy of sys
files if copy is ok.
If copy is corrupted, it may tell you to insert XP Home/Pro or SP2 disk to get new,
clean copy inserted. Good to have disk at hand. Good Luck!! 
probably look into your ports conditions to be sure that the ports opened for backdoor contact are stealthed again.
How is it you check the ports on your pc to make sure there closed?
Oh yeah one more question if i wiped hard drives an reinstalled everything again would it be there still?
thanx for the help too =)
In the case of a RAT, it was probably good to do that reformat.
To check your ports, there is some reading here:
http://www.grc.com/default.htm
Scroll down to ShieldsUp!
The Internet's quickest, most popular, reliable and trusted, free Internet security checkup and information service. And now in its Port Authority Edition, it's also the most powerful and complete. Check your system here, and begin learning about using the Internet safely.
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