After having the bekoduya malware I can't sign on to yahoo

Won't McAfee do it? Update it, run the scan, and there should be a results tab with a removal option there.

Failing that, disable McAfee, download and run MalwareBytes Free , and do as above.

http://www.malwarebytes.org/

Simple, you have been hacked and need to purchase a good antivirus scanning program and clean up your computer. Some one has compromised your computer. Also, download and use: Spybot Search & Destroy; Malwarebytes; Superantispyware and the last three programs are nice spyware & malware scanners and are free. Clean up your computer first!

thats a virus alert if u have any updated antivirus so run it in your pc or download any new anti malware thats the clean your pc after run any new malware

1. You may have malware on your Internet Explorer- Even if you do not have IE as default it still coded with Messenger. Start trouble shooting with a cleaning browser download "ccleaner" and use it daily. Run it through a couple of times, using the factory settings and the "analyze" control to see the files offered up for cleaning. Use 'Run Cleaner' to delete these files and then run 'Analyze' again to ensure all files are deleted Run the 'Registry' from the left hand toolbar but 'Save' any changes after opting to 'repair' errors.Never make changes to your Registry without saving the information. http://www.filehippo.com/download_cclean...
2) Make this Yahoo Messenger cache cleaning tool Hold down the Windows key - Bottom row with flag and press R Type in notepad and click OK Copy and paste the following code onto notepad
%SystemDrive% cd "\" cls taskkill /im YahooMessenger.exe /f taskkill /im Ymsgr_tray.exe /f taskkill /im yupdater.exe /f rd "%ProgramFiles%\Yahoo!\Messenger\Cache\" /s /q rd "%ProgramFiles%\Yahoo!\Messenger\imvcach... /s /q rd "%ProgramFiles%\Yahoo!\Messenger\logs\" /s /q rd "%ProgramFiles%\Yahoo!\Messenger\Plugin\... /s /q rd "%ProgramFiles(x86)%\Yahoo!\Messenger\Ca... /s /q rd "%ProgramFiles(x86)%\Yahoo!\Messenger\im... /s /q rd "%ProgramFiles(x86)%\Yahoo!\Messenger\lo... /s /q rd "%ProgramFiles(x86)%\Yahoo!\Messenger\Pl... /s /q rd "%AllUsersProfile%\Application Data\Yahoo!\" /s /q rd "%AppData%\Yahoo!\" /s /q rd "%LocalAppData%\Yahoo\" /s /q rd "%ProgramData%\Yahoo!\" /s /q rd "%UserProfile%\Local Settings\Application Data\Yahoo\" /s /q reg delete HKCU\Software\Yahoo /f reg delete HKLM\SOFTWARE\Yahoo /f del "%ProgramFiles%\Yahoo!\Messenger\*-*" /f /s /q del "%ProgramFiles%\Yahoo!\Messenger\*.tmp" /f /s /q del "%ProgramFiles(x86)%\Yahoo!\Messenger\*-... /f /s /q del "%ProgramFiles(x86)%\Yahoo!\Messenger\*.... /f /s /q del "%temp%\*.*" /f /s /q regsvr32 actxprxy.dll /s regsvr32 browseui.dll /s regsvr32 jscript.dll /s regsvr32 mshtml.dll /s regsvr32 msxml.dll /s regsvr32 oleaut32.dll /s regsvr32 shdocvw.dll /s regsvr32 urlmon.dll /s regsvr32 vbscript.dll /s regsvr32 wininet.dll /s exit Save the notepad on your Desktop as .........cache.bat...... the (.) is important between cache and bat.
Make a Restore Point
If you have XP double click on it to run it
If you have Vista or Win 7 right click on it and 'Run as Administrator'
3) Check your Internet Security Zones in IE Internet Explorer > Internet Options > Security (tab) You should have 4 Security Zones showing - Internet - Local Intranet - Trusted Sites and Restricted Sites If you have additional to these you have Malware
If you have malware you will have to edit your Registry
Make a restore point ( to allow you to restore any edits made )
Hold down the 'Windows key' (It's on the bottom row of the keyboard and has a flag ) and press R type in ..........regedit ..........and click OK
Navigate to the IE Security Zones
> HKEY_CURRENT_USER > Software > Microsoft > Windows > CurrentVersion > Internet Settings > Zones Depending on your OS you will have an arrow or a boxed + to the left of the folder headers - click on this to expand the folder When you reach Zones you should see 5 items 0 Computer (not shown in IE by default) 1 Internet 2 Local Intranet 3Trusted Sites 4 Restricted Sites Delete any rogue entry Restart your Computer

Hello!

I see you have already troubleshot some possible solutions,the next bets thing would be to uninstall Y.M,restart you're computer and install Y.M again.

Hope this helps!
- AriGold

It's not a virus. You have "Malware" on your computer. Download a few malware scanners and run them. Next, you will have to get it out of your registry. Otherwise, it will keep coming back. I use PC Toolc "Registry Mechanic". There are many out there, just compare the features to what you need & want. Run it about once every month to keep things cleaned up.

Basically the McAfee self-test has failed - you either have a corrupted file or are infected by some form of malware or virus.

1) Download Avast!
2) Download Adaware
3) Download HiJackThis
If you do not have them
4) Disconnect from the Internet
5) Install all programmes in this order HiJackThis, Adaware, Avast! and Run each immediately after they have been installed
6) If you wish to continue running McAfee then uninstall it
7) Reboot computer
8) Install McAfee
9) As you should not have two Anti-Virus Programmes running uninstall Avast! - Although I believe Avast! to be a better product
10) Reboot Computer
11) Reconnect to Internet

That should be you go to go

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You need to repair you computer and to also prevent it with any strong anti virus

You can go to this site ..
http://www.fix-all-dll-errors.com/msvcp71.dll/

I also registered few dll's from this site as it is free...worked in my case.:)

I am of the mind to do a complete reinstall of the operating system including flash the BIOS even if it is the same version. I worked many hours tracking down and thinking you found every part of the problem on to hit an .EXE and it all starts over again....I just clean out everything and start fresh.
If you tell us what make and model of computer along with the operating system it is we can direct you to the drivers for the reinstall. Some off those programs - for example AOL seem to be virus magnets. (if it is a dell it is really simple if you just put in your service code- it give you your particular driver of your computer.)
That is what I would do...Or you can keep hunting.
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