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I removed the virus for him. It was an Auto1t trojan (RAT). I deobfuscated the file found in his app_roaming labled microsoft.exe with exe to aut. Access was denied trying to delete the file, upon further inspection, I decided to end the process tree of microsoft.exe in his task manager, I have wiped the microsoft.exe from his registry startup CurrentVersion > Run, and have disabled the start up of the malicious file in MSCONFIG > Startup. The virus has been completely wiped from his system, and he is now clean. The microsoft.exe was deleted to the recycling bin, and then perm deleted from the machine

Funny or not, it was spam and unnecessary. If we would allow this kind of jokes everytime, then the forum would be one big mess. Use the spam forum for this kind of things.

Port Forwarding - A Simple Guide Welcome to my tutorial for port forwarding on Windows. Follow this guide step by step if you are having connection issues. The port we are forwarding is 50050. If you already know how to perform a step, move on to the next one. If you know your gateway, start at step 3. Step 1 - Opening command prompt The gateway to a router is the address, or IP, that serves as an access point to your default network. If you don't know your router's gateway, you can find this out using a simple command through cmd, or command prompt. To open the Command Prompt, hold down the windows key (next to the Alt key) and press "r". (Windows 7 users can open the start menu and type "cmd" and then enter, bypassing the run entry) This will bring up a window (called run) that looks like this: In the text box, type "cmd" (without quotations). So, now you should have something like this open: Step 2 - Finding out your default gateway Now, once we have the command prompt open, we want to type "ipconfig" (without quotations) and hit enter. Something like this should come up (it's different depending on your network): If you are on LAN (have an ethernet cable plugged into your PC), you will find your gateway where the first (smaller) red arrow is. If you are on a wireless connection (say, on a laptop without an ethernet cable plugged in), you will find your gateway where the second (bigger) red arrow is. The blue arrow is pointing to your IPv4 (or IPv6) address. You will need this later, so memorize or write down whatever numbers come after the third dot (the underlined ones). For example, since I am currently on a laptop using a wireless connection, I would look where the second arrow is. (192.168.1.1) Step 3 - Gaining access to your router's settings After discovering what your default gateway is, go ahead and plug it into your browser's URL bar. I use Nightly/Firefox, so my URL bar looks like this: After plugging in the gateway: Now hit enter, and it will ask for a username and password. If you don't know your router's username or password, try the user being "root" and the password being "admin". If that doesn't work, check here to search for your router's default username and password combination. After getting the correct username and password combination, it will take you to your router's settings page. Step 4 - Port Forwarding Once in your router's settings, search for "Port Forwarding" or "Single Port Forwarding" under one of the tabs. Mine happens to be under Applications and Gaming, but once again, this varies per router. Now, since we want to forward port 50050, put it in the "port" field. (if you have an "internal port" and "external port" field like my router, put it in both) In the "To IP Address" field, put your IPv4 (or IPv6) address in. (the blue arrow above) Make sure "Protocol" is set to both and if there is an "Enabled" checkbox, make sure it's checked. Now, save your settings in your router and you should be good to go. Thanks for reading my guide, and if you have any questions, feel free to shoot me a PM or come into the chatbox. -Sherlock

so ive been working on an All in one, power wood cutting/fletcher. Mainly what it does it will cut down, the tree you want. then it will fletch the logs into whatever type of bow/arrow shaft you would like to fletch. Once it done fletching it will of course drop it. Not fully done yet. what it has so far: Cut all main trees. (regular tree,oak,willow,maple,yew,magic) Fletch all main bows. (arrows shafts, all short bows, all long bows) Fixes fallen axe head. Will pick up knife and axe, if its ever drop (for whatever reason) A bit of anti-ban. GUI. avoids ent trees. what i still need to work on: Paint A better GUI A better Anti-ban picture of GUI doesnt look to pretty. this was my first GUI. But gets the job done. will improve on the gui look.

http://osbot.org/forum/topic/13030-gmc-superscript-factory-beta/ Download this to use my scripts^ First script:Varrock guard killer start the script at the bank with some trout in your bank. Download link: http://www.mediafire.com/?t7vguf1ocu01n98 WILL BE MAKING MORE SCRIPTS WITH THIS IF YOU HAVE A SUGGESTION POST IT. DONATIONS ACCEPTED Also for some reason it takes a few seconds to attack the next guard its not my fault. 1st script proggy:

I reported the post lol, it was childish and it wasn't even funny. OP obviously didn't care for your immature LQ posts. Deal with it. EDIT: And how is this power abuse? Mods are supposed to take care of reported posts, Cortana (i'm guessing that's the Mod who dealt with it) thought it was Low quality as well, so she removed it. Don't cry about it, deal with it.

lol like we don't know that is cortana

LOLDay well spent. xD

3 weapons, wat. Beast calculation though. Because obviously specPercent / percentNeeded is too main stream.

l0l i meant league of legends not wow