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Returned 6 virus' which I was expecting after downloading something I knew would be rigged, thankfully they were all removed... unfortunately though ghost copies were sent into System 32 which is obviously causing me a few problems. I only get the option to delete them after running a scan and the delete/s always fails. Without manually copying the dll files back into System 32 is there anyway around this?
Cheers!
Cheers!
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Try AVG. grisoft.com.
Cheers but no luck. Still seems to affect the core files. Not sure what to do to be honest. I am grabbing the new Serial ATA Drive from Western Digital in 4 weeks time so I will back up all the files I need and then format the b*stard, it won't be used again after that anyway. Might scan around to what they are going to do in the mean time as I can not quarantine them due to the fact they are dll files, Norton can be really sh*tty at times.
Turbonutter wrote:
> Safe mode is a bit of contradictory term. All the most dangerous
> things can only be done in safe mode.
Heh, ive never thought of it like that.
> Safe mode is a bit of contradictory term. All the most dangerous
> things can only be done in safe mode.
Heh, ive never thought of it like that.
Safe mode is a bit of contradictory term. All the most dangerous things can only be done in safe mode.
Try safe mode.
Returned 6 virus' which I was expecting after downloading something I knew would be rigged, thankfully they were all removed... unfortunately though ghost copies were sent into System 32 which is obviously causing me a few problems. I only get the option to delete them after running a scan and the delete/s always fails. Without manually copying the dll files back into System 32 is there anyway around this?
Cheers!
Cheers!
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