You are a bit late, sir.

i know but i posted for someone else who is going to review this thread in the future

I understand this program may have worked for you. However, I don't think anybody should try some random malware remover before trying the Microsoft tool.

And, if it really was conficker that you had, then no, trjoan remover is NOT the only software that can detect and delete the virus. Furthermore, just from the quality of the website and screenshots, I would personally NEVER install this particular program for any purpose. I may change my stance if LirvA chimes in and defends this software, but until then it's pretty suspect imo.

Thanks for trying to help, but installing random/unkown malware removers is not something that should be advocated in this forum.

Well it's listed on Major Geeks and they wouldn't put up a listing for malicious software, so I think it's probably a legitimate tool.

Don't know how effective it would be though. I can't imagine it being better than something like MBAM or SAS.

Fair enough. I've never heard of it, and I guess I'm just overly cautious with unknowns.

That's a good thing IYAM. Far too many people install random **** on their computer.