The Kaspersky Virus Removal Tool application was designed to be another virus scanner and detection software from Kaspersky. The product will scan the specified locations for any virus threats and remove them or send to Quarantine folder.
Kaspersky Virus Removal Tool 2010 is a utility designed to remove all types of threats from computers. Kaspersky Virus Removal Tool 2010 uses the effective detection algorithms realized in Kaspersky Anti-Virus and AVZ.Download
Kaspersky Virus Removal Tool 2010 does not provide resident protection for your computer. After disinfecting a computer, you are supposed to remove the tool and install a full version of antivirus software.
Advantages:
Simplified interface.
Can be installed to an infected computer (Safe Mode supported).
Composite scan and disinfection system: signature detection and heuristic analyzer.
Gathering system information and interactive creation of scripts for disinfection.
General functions:
Automatic and manual removal of virus, Trojans and worms.
Automatic and manual removal of Spyware and Adware modules.
Automatic and manual removal of all types of rootkits.
Known issues:
System memory scan is unavailable in x64 versions of Windows XP / Vista / 7 due to specific features of application system drivers.
Impossible to rename application folder if User Account Control is enabled in Windows Vista settings and application Self-Defence disabled.
Support rules for Kaspersky Virus Removal Tool:
Technical support is provided only for users of Kaspersky Anti-Virus 2011 and Kaspersky Internet Security 2011. If you are not a user of a Kaspersky Lab 2011 product, then in order to get technical support available for the tool, visit Kaspersky Lab
The tool should be used for disinfection purpose under expert guidance via the service http://kaspersky-911.com.
Unguided creation of scripts can result in a data loss or crippled computer.
Having virus on your computer is always a risk of crippling it or losing data. Kaspersky Lab does not take any responsibility for the possible harm inflicted by virus during disinfection.
