virtual season,login probs

[spondulick]

hi any of the guys who are members of this site getting this message on login(Your account has been disabled. Contact site webmaster for details)been down for three days now and no nearer to resolving problem, have tried sending email but to no avail..ie no replies back.dont know if the site has been hacked or not,getting a bit pi**sed off having paid for something i can,t use.

[Thor2]

I subscribe to the site but not experiencing any problems,watching the Man City game right now.

John

[amos1955]

same here, no probs logging in at all.

[stuart3265]

account disabled

had the same problem during the man city game,managed to watch first half but suddenly went off next thing your account has been disabled contact webmaster.anybody know how to contact webmaster?

[allycoops]

The Guy who runs that site is a respected member of this site. i'm sure if he can sort it then it will be sorted . I'll contact him and point him to this thread

[spondulick]

hi guys had to wipe hard drive on my pc, bad virus seemed to be the cause everything ok now.

[spondulick]

had the same problem during the man city game,managed to watch first half but suddenly went off next thing your account has been disabled contact webmaster.anybody know how to contact webmaster?

here is the virus that was on my system....Trojan:Win32/Sisproc is a generic detection for a group of trojans that have been observed to perform a number of various and common malware behaviors. The generic nature of this detection means that the malicious behaviors exhibited by files detected as Trojan:Win32/Sisproc may vary from once instance of this detection to the next.

Malware detected as Trojan:Win32/Sisproc may exhibit one or more of the following common malware behaviors:
Opens a port that may be used for unauthorized remote access and control of the affected system
Executes applications without the affected user's knowledge or consent
Disguises malicious behavior by patching processes in memory
Disables security products
Attempts to spread using Autorun functionality
Copies itself to system-protected folders
Modifies the system to execute itself automatically on each Windows start
Attempts to bypass security systems by modifying firewall access lists
Installs an unsigned driver
Is distributed and packed by a packing utility or tool commonly used to obfuscate malware

[stuart3265]

thanks for your info,looks like the hard drive needs a scrub
thanks again.

[stuart3265]

login probs sorted

took your advice and scrubbed my hard drive,just logged in and everything went like a dream no probs, thanks mate

[spondulick]

took your advice and scrubbed my hard drive,just logged in and everything went like a dream no probs, thanks mate

yeah, actually had five trojan viruses on system but that was the only one i could not shift was apparently pretty hard to manually remove and then no guarantee of success.