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Posted by Marek Kalisz on September 27, 2006, 10:57 pm
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tried too) in a Safe Mode are limited (in my trials, at least). They can't
do the first step (I don't remember - check memory or something else). They
work in full in Normal Mode, however.
Marek Kalisz
>
> | As I remember, in your Multi-AV that you so often promoting here you
> | suggested as the first option Sophos. So, I tried it (without involving
> | whole Multi-AV. Second, instruction in Sophos is clear enough - no
> mark, no
> | suggested deleting. However, computers still can't (fortunately)
> replace
> | human brains and no program can do everything automatically. So, I was
> | hoping that someone, more knowledgeably with the deeps of Windows can
> give
> | me some idea what those items in System Volume Information are and what
> | their meaning/function might be.
> | Just this.
> | Besides - Sophos support is only for their customers. I used its free
> tool
> | (part of YOUR "Multi") so - no Sophos support available.
> | Marek Kalisz
> | PS. I understand. Often I have a bad day too...
>
>
> The Sophos Command Line Scanner uses Signature and Heuristics detection to
> find and remove
> infected files.
>
> Anti-RootKit utilities look through known areas of system and Registry for
> Rooted types of
> Trojan infection vectors and list them as possibilities. It takes a
> knowledgeable
> interpretation to understand the results of such utilities. They are NOT
> for novices.
>
> Please do NOT equate the Sophos anti-RootKit utility with the Sophos
> command line scanner.
> They are as different as night and day.
>
> --
> Dave
> http://www.claymania.com/removal-trojan-adware.html
> http://www.ik-cs.com/got-a-virus.htm
>
>
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