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Posted by MZB on February 15, 2008, 9:33 am
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Can you explain what you mean by blocked from writing?
Mel
>
> | Got a problem.
> |
> | I ran AVG and it says:
> |
> | virus found HTML/Framer
> |
> | It's located in:
> | C:\Documents and Settings\My name\Local Settings\Temporary Internet
> | Files\Content.IE5\Y7XJ94FG\all[1].html
> |
> | It says it can't heal it.
> |
> | Any advice on what to do now? I am using XP HOME.
> |
> | I googled it and I'm not really getting answers on what to try.
> |
> | BTW, when I go to Windows Explorer, I can't even get to Content.IE5. It
> | stops at Temporary Internet Files. How do I get there (it is set to show
> | hidden files)?
> |
> | UPDATE:
> |
> | I was able to get there by going into command prompt. (The DIR command
> did
> | not show the folders, but I was able to use the old DOS CD commands to
> keep
> | going)
> |
> | I was then able to delete the file. Does this mean it is truly GONE?
> |
> | I re-ran AVG for the Temporary Internet Files and it seems to be okay;
> no
> | threat found.
> |
> | I'm going to reboot and at least run AVG again for Temporary Internet
> Files.
> |
> | Any reason why I can't get to the aforementioned area via Windows
> Explorer?
> |
> | Mel
> |
>
> Mel:
>
> This is not a virus and not a Trojan. It is an IFrame Exploet code in the
> HTML and it was
> blocked from writing and thus doesn't exist on your PC.
>
> --
> Dave
> http://www.claymania.com/removal-trojan-adware.html
> Multi-AV - http://www.pctipp.ch/downloads/dl/35905.asp
>
>
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