I have a Trojan, I can't remember the name, but I can't manage to remove it, does anyone know a good free trial I can download to remove Trojans?

well it would help if you give us the name of the trojan so we can get you the best software

What I have seen is alot of people confuse virus and other items as hijackers and those pesty adds that show up on ones computer. I run adaware 6.0 / no adware / and ad ware 3.0 / also EZ firewall. Once you block the adds from poping up you can run the traces from the other programs I mentioned to clean your drives. I also run a virus checker but it allways show the same nothing detected. Only thing that annoys me now is I have to turn off my pop up blocker at so many sites just to move around them. When it be so easy to just insert a line code into the page where the new page is replacing the page you were on not creating a new page as they do now. I belive I can ajust settings in my computer to display the new page on the origial page but I'm Not sure.

Knight Eagle, what browser are you using, because how you set it to not open new windows depends on the browser.

~Viz

Perhaps an online-scan like this one might help you:
http://www.pandasoftware.com/activescan/

If you have particular files that appear peculiar to you, you can check them for malicious code here:
http://virusscan.jotti.org/de/ Highly Recommended!

GreetingZ

I would also suggest Mc Afee freescan, which is a trial version of their virusscan:
http://us.mcafee.com/root/mfs/default.asp?cid=9914
Freescan is online, immediate, and will give you the name and location of the infected file, and the virus name.
You should also download their trial version, which will protect you during one month.

If you say its a trojan but you don't know its name, you'd probably be at best scanning with your anti-virus software. Whether is it Norton or McAfee, you need to know what is going on with your computer. Check the logs of incoming files downloaded, you may not even know you downloaded the trojan yourself.

Norton has a tool which allows you to disallow internet access from a specific file or program. It's pretty useful because i set mine to always ask me if it can allow a file from my computer in or out. In any case, its a good idea to do a full scan with a spyware removal tool also because your normal anti-virus package may not have come with a full list of spyware definitions.

@technocian, your signature image "http://home.xxxxxxxxx219079/sigfinal.gif" is not readable with my Internet Explorer, maybe you should check that.

www.hitmanpro.nl that is a good one but it is dutch ( i am dutch ) if you are dutch you are lucky

when i'm stuck with a trojan, i run a program called AVG (it's an antivirus in fact, the best for trojans)

http://www.grisoft.com/doc/1