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 Dec 19 2005, 07:28 PM
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Dec 20 2005, 03:33 AM
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It could just be a false positive. All AV vendors suffer from them, try rescanning your system again with Panda and see what it finds.
Find the suspect file and then scan it at jotti and Virus Total which use multiple AV scan engines, to confirm if its infected or clean. You may also want to scan using the one of the following in safe mode (Getting to safe-mode) Sysclean you'll also need the virus template file from here lpt***.zip remember to extract the contents of the zip file into the same folder as Sysclean.com or DrWeb CureIT or KASFX which is powered by the Kaspersky AV engine, you will need internet access to update it. If you haven't got net access in safe mode, update it before you use it. If your good with the command line also try Sophos Command Line scanner this command will scan all of your hdd's SAV32CLI.EXE -F -di -remove -dn -mbr -all -zip -p=avscanlog.txt and give you a log file to review afterwards. If you think you are infected submit a hijackthis log to the HJT Forum. How to submit a hijackthis log Download Hijackthis This post has been edited by stidyup: Dec 20 2005, 03:33 AM -------------------- |
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Dec 20 2005, 10:08 AM
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If you feel you are infected you could try one of the other AV programs. here are aeveral free full featured antivirus programs. Make sure and only run one AV at a time. They don't play nice togther and may conflict if ran on the same machine at the same time. I have also icluded several online scanners and removal tools.
Hope this is of some help. Antivirus (Run only one.) AVG Free Edition Antivirus (I personally use) Avast Home Edition Antivirus Freeware AntiVir Personal Edition Classic Freeware BitDefender 8 Free Edition AntiVirus Freeware Antispyware Microsoft AntiSpyware Beta (2000,and XP only) Spybot AdAware SE Personal Edition Ewido Security Suite - 14 day trial(2000, and XP only) A Squared Free SpyBlaster SpywareGuard Online scans Trendmicro's Housecall Internet Explorer Only Trendmicro"s Housecall FoxFire Only Panda's ActiveScan F-secure's Virus Scan SyGate's Trojan scan eTrust Antivirus Web Scanner Internet Explorer Only Removal Tools Kaspersky Removal Tools AVG Manual Virus Removal tool MacAfee Stinger Virus Removal Tool Symantec's Viurs Removal Tools --------------------  "2007 & 2008 Windows Shell/User Award" |
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