AVG prevents start: degradation users32.dll

AVG prevents start: degradation users32.dll

Problem?
By performing an AVG scan notes the crucial Windows file user32.dll as a Trojan horse, PSW.banker4.APSA, and the file is removed and placed in quarantine. If users below their computer off, then no more successful startup, the system immediately and hang on a bluescreen.

What is affected?
The faulty update applies to all versions of AVG, free or paid, or private business but only for Windows XP.

What is the solution?
First you can choose to solve the problem by a professional. Computer Shops are now "experienced" to solve this problem by the large amount of computers were infected. If you want to solve are 3 good solutions.

Repair with Windows CD
This method has the requirement that the Windows CD in your possession.

Phrases in quotation marks are "contracts".

1. Run the Windows XP installation CD and restart the computer from this CD;
2. Choose Recovery Console and run out;
3. Select Windows operating system that you want to repair;
4. AVG Resident Shield Set inoperative: "disable avgMfx86", "disable avgMfa86", "disable avgldx86", "disable avglda86";
5. Restore the User32.dll file (use instead of "D" letter of your CD-ROM drive): "expand D: i386user32.dl_ c: windowssystem32";
6. If previous move failed: "ren user32.dll user32.bak" and you step back to above;
7. Restart the computer!


Repair Boot CD with AVG
This method comes from AVG Website *

1. Download the CD Boot CD **;
2. Use your favorite CD burning software to burn the downloaded image;
3. Enter the CD into the CD-ROM drive of the computer and reboot the computer;
4. Follow the process salvation;
5. Sign in to Windows as Administrator;
6. Update the AVG program;
7. Rename the file "avgrsx.exe_off" to "avgrsx.exe". This file is in the AVG 8.0 program folder (C: Program FilesAVGAVG8 by default) ';
8. Rename the file "avgsched.dll_off" to "avgsched.dll". This file is in the AVG 8.0 program folder (C: Program FilesAVGAVG8 by default).


Format
A third solution is to format the computer. This is all the problems of the runway, but this is a slight "overkill" for such trivial problems as this.

AVG trust?
I would say that this can happen to anyone. (all: anti-virus publishers) Nevertheless, probably the most lax in the first inning. I let the confidence is in the middle. If you wish to move can miss chen's look at AntiVir, Avast or ClamWim.