Your PC Fixer: Tips on Removing Trojan Horse Atros4.BCWA Safely and Completely

I have the free version of AVG Antivirus. Over the past month it has started giving me a threat detection notice for the Atros4.BCWA trojan horse. I click on "protect me" and it appears to remove the infection, but several days later I get the message again from AVG and go through the removal again. I am on a Windows 7 enterprise machine (service pack 1).

Know about Trojan horse Atros4.BCWA

Trojan horse Atros4.BCWA is detected as a dangerous Trojan horse which can cause irrevocable damage to user's computer and make the system unstable. You may get infected by via free downloads, suspicious links, spam email attachments or hacked websites. Its mission is to steal users' valuable information for commercial purpose.

Once infected, this Trojan horse will replace your critical system file and alter your system settings to escape from detection and removal. With rootkit techniques, many kinds of anti-virus like AVG even can't discover or remove it. And after the removal, you may find the Trojan come back again and again.

Trojan horse Atros4.BCWA and its bad sides

1) Your PC acts poorly but your anti-virus program can do nothing to about it.

2) Critical data lost. Trojan horse Atros4.BCWA even attempts to collect information like the passwords of your E-bank account. If your accounts are hacked, your money will be stolen.

3) Your system crashes frequently. From time to time, your PC freezes or just shuts down. Blue screen of death also comes to you.

4) Numerous pop-ups. Ads including coupons, banners, and price comparison will be your frequenters.

5) After the removal, it comes back again and again. And you even find other threats this time

To remove Trojan horse Atros4.BCWA, follow these ways

>>Method 1: Follow the guides bellow to remove Trojan horse Atros4.BCWA manually. (Recommended ONLY for PC Experts or Enthusiasts.)
>>Method 2: Remove it automatically with the help of SpyHunter.

Manual Ways

Step 1: Use Safe Mode to protect your PC.

Keep pressing F8 key for a computer usually launches Windows so quickly. If you click a bit slower than the computer's speed, you will have to restart again.

Step 2: Stop related processes from running.

Step 3: Show hidden files and folders and delete the related ones.

Start>>All Control Panel Items>>Folder Options. In View tab, tick “Show hidden files, folders” and deselect “Hide protected operating system files (Recommended), and then save your actions.