Trojan:Win32/Fedcept

Trojan:Win32/Fedcept is a computer infection that has a few versions, and depending on which version you are infected with, you might experience different symptoms. For example, Trojan:Win32/Fedcept.A is a Trojan that does not allow the infected user to watch movies. It simply blocks the media player used to watch videos. While Trojan:Win32/Fedcept.E is a more general Trojan that can perform a number of actions depending on what the hacker behind this infection wants it to do.

So, if you are infected with Trojan:Win32/Fedcept.E, you might experience a slow computer and slow Internet connection, because this variant of Trojan:Win32/Fedcept connects to a number of remote hosts (including 46.105.131.125, 67.213.222.16, secure1.thebesttdlsentinel.com) and then wait for the hacker to give it instructions on what to do further. It has been observed that Trojan:Win32/Fedcept.E downloads and executes a number of undesirable files, thus creating even more malware infections in your computer.

As far as Trojan:Win32/Fedcept.A is concerned, it is a lot easier to spot, because it simply does not allow you to watch your videos. When you are infected with Trojan:Win32/Fedcept.A and try to watch something it displays a message which reads:

Your codec version is too old
This video format is not supported

It affects almost all video formats and all well-known media players (including bsplayer, GOM player, wmplayer and so on). To put it simply, you are not going to be able to watch your videos unless you remove Trojan:Win32/Fedcept.A from your computer.

Whichever version of Trojan:Win32/Fedcept you might have in your system, you need to delete them immediately otherwise there might be even more trouble coming. If you are not a computer expert you are not recommended to try manual removal. It would be a lot more efficient to utilize a legitimate computer safeguard application and remove Trojan:Win32/Fedcept automatically. Do it now, and get your computer back to normal in no time.