What is Trojan.ADH.SMH? - How to remove it?

I have come across troubles running on my computer lately. I ran a full scan by Norton and this Trojan.ADH.SMH? popped up. Norton seems to have difficulties getting rid of this threat completely as the virus will reappear each time I restart the PC. It's been giving me lots of troubles and I have been struggled for a while trying to remove the virus. Did a system restore and ran some antivirus programs. Nothing worked. How do I delete this threat completely?

What is Trojan.ADH.SMH??

Trojan.ADH.SMH? is a further scam released worldwide and is being spread through out the network machines via susceptible links, illicit websites getting promoted by means of vulnerable Trojan applications. Trojan.ADH.SMH? virus is a malicious Trojan attack that takes over the target computer terribly in every possible way. Usually, it spreads through network and sneaks into users'computers when they visit risky websites, read spam email attachments or download freeware from infected web pages without any caution. As soon as the Trojan affects your computer, it will obviously slow down your system performance and mess up your files terribly. With a slow computer performance, you will find it takes much time to launch your main programs and load a website. In addition, this Trojan may drop many malicious codes to your computer, and these codes can be malware, adware and spyware, etc.

How Trojan.ADH.SMH? Enters Computers? As its name suggests, Trojan.ADH.SMH? exploits the vulnerability existing within Java or Adobe Reader (the two indispensable components to offer a colorful vision of the Internet). Java is a network oriented programming language. It is now widely used to create applications that can be downloaded from the World Wide Web; while Adobe is utilized to display online images. All in all, the two components are all about the Internet and the Internet is the place where Trojan.ADH.SMH? embeds awaiting any detected vulnerability. Vulnerable Java and Adobe emerge when: No update is made to Java and Adobe. Download and install the so-called new version from bogus pop-up message from nowhere. No update to operating system. Redundant Java cache is accumulating in a target system. No update to other installed programs/software. Being attacked by other Trojan horse or types of virus. 1.Reboot the PC and keep pressing F8 key on the keyboard upon PC startup but before logging in. Hit the arrow keys to choose “Safe Mode with Networking” option, and then tap Enter key to enter Safe Mode with Networking.

2.Find Ctrl, Alt, and Delete these 3 keys and then press them together to open task manager to end the process related to this Trojan, the name of the process of it is random.

3.Try to find Folder Options in Control Panel, select the View tab, and then tick Show hidden files and folders and non-tick Hide protected operating system files (Recommended) and then click OK.

4.Open Registry entries. Search malicious files and registry entries related to Trojan.ADH.SMH? and then remove all of them.

5.Clean your Browser using RegistQuick Malware like the other virus very often add or left temporary files, malicious cookies, Index.dat files and other useless stuffs in the browser that degrade its performance considerably. Not only that, some also modify browser settings which are really hard to revert manually. That's the reason why it is advised that you clean your browser to enhance productivity once you have deleted the targeted malware from your PC. And for that nothing is better than RegistQuick, which is really very effective and cleans all the left over and unwanted stuffs related to browser. So, just download and install this advanced utility and clean your PC browser instantly. Here is the user guide for your help – Download and Install RegistQuick. Now, start the application and click on Cleaner > Windows or Applications tab and hit Analyze button to examine the health of the browser.

Once analyzing finishes, click Run Cleaner button to clean the browser. Note: You can also clean & optimize your Windows Registry as well using this sophisticated utility.

In conclusion

The detected threat Trojan.ADH.SMH? by your Norton is categorized as a Trojan virus that can attack Windows and cause constant chaos to prevent users from running on the machines efficiently. This Trojan threat can sneak onto your computer in a bundle with freeware and avoid antivirus removal by running like a valid Windows process. It uses up lots of CPU usage and can be responsible for potential malware and remote access from unknown parties online. Because of its specific characters, you are suggested to get rid of the threat via manual process to guarantee a complete clean.