How to Detect and Remove DNS Changer Malware

F.B.I. Issues a Warning
No Internet connection for infected computers after July 9 2012.

So what are you waiting for? Detect and removed DNS changer in your computer. Do it now! Here is how to do it.

• The most easy way is to check this link. If you are seeing a green background, your computer is safe and free from dnschanger. 
• Another way and is more complex is to use the command prompt. If you are using a Windows computer, open a command prompt. This can be done by selecting Run from the Start Menu and entering cmd.exe or starting the command prompt application. 
• At the command prompt, enter: ipconfig /all
• Look for the entry that reads “DNS Servers……….”
• These numbers are in the format of nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn, where nnn is a number in the range of 0 to 255. Make note of the IP addresses for the DNS servers and compare them to the table of known rogue DNS servers listed below.

How to Remove DNS Changer Malware?

At this time, Although there are some suggested tools that can fixed this problem, the best thing to do for those individuals who believe their computer may be infected is to consult a computer professional. But, if you are techie enough to solve this problem, here  are some tips that can help you to do it.
1. Contact your ISP
Contact your ISP and find out if they offer removal services. Some company remove this virus for a fee.
2. Visit www.dcwg.org  which offers lots of information about this problem, and also offers list of free tools that remove DNSChanger and related threats.