gxvxcserv.sys is a troajn w32.Tidserv


This is a harmful program.

remove It is a component of malware or spyware, you should immediately remove it using an antivirus and antispyware program.
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Name: gxvxcserv
Registry key:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\Controlset001\Enum\legacy_gxvxcserv.sys
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\Controlset003\Enum\legacy_gxvxcserv.sys
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\gxvxcserv.sys

Command: command
Startup Type: Hidden driver
Description: troajn w32.Tidserv. The trojan uses rootkit techniques designed to hide the software presence in the system.

How to remove: use the instructions How to remove gxvxcserv.sys trojan (Google redirect virus)

3 Responses to “gxvxcserv.sys is a troajn w32.Tidserv”

  1. Shalvin Says:

    To check the infection, just create a New Folder on your desktop and rename it GxVxCServ and press Enter
    The folder’s naae will change to New Folder and you will not be able to delete that folder
    If this virus is there in the computer, scan with Norton Antivirus shows 0 files scanned
    Thanks
    Shalvin

  2. Poorvesh Mistry Says:

    I got the same issue but I was finally able to solve the case.

    I am using Vista home basic, I downloaded an “exe” file from the website serials-keys.com/
    the link :-http://serials-keys.com/serial_All_serials_keys_text_speech_pro_ultimate_2.2.html

    just after running the “exe” it asked to restart the system, once I asked the system to restart, the system was not able to booth properly. so the steps that i took were

    1) start the system with “safe mode with networking”, it showed me the same message as you all had received
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    3) scanned my system, which showed me some virus “gxvxcserv.sys”, i asked to remove from the registry.
    4) Just before i restart the system, I went for folder options, and checked the option “show hidden files and folders” & deleted the hidden files that i found in the “Startup” (found in Windows–> Start Menu–> Programs or click on Start–> All Programs and you find the folder)
    5) now restart the system, you might need to check for trojan virus, just scan with “Trojan remover”

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