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Posted by antioch on May 27, 2006, 1:31 pm
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> | Well, David, I didn't go into regedit first - I loaded the WinCD-ROM -
> | cancelled the 'what do you want to do/ window, then did OK to scannow
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> | off went the CD-DVD drive - I never heard it work so hard - I got a
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> | window pop-up titled Win file protection and it said please wait etc etc
> | ..in their original versions.
> | After 30 mins or so the drive stopped and the window disappeared.
> | I re-booted and so far all seems OK. If it had not worked I assume I
> would
> | have had some report or something. Nothing has shown in event viewer
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> | the start time I did the scannow.
> | What do you recon?
> | Antioch
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> If you remain quiescent, you are probably OK.
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> Dave
> http://www.claymania.com/removal-trojan-adware.html
> http://www.ik-cs.com/got-a-virus.htm
Quiescent?????
Me or the computer? Both I suppose.
I didn't really feel calm etc till about lunch-time today.
The only thing I did notice was on shutdown/log off, the desktop flicked on
and off a couple of time during this sequence.
I can't thank you enough for the stalwart support through this horrible
situation. I must have tried your patience.
I shall do a little bit of research on this backdoor thing tonight. Would
like to see from whence it came.
O.T - Twinings - yes a lovely tea.
But if you swapped your packet for mine, neither of us would probably like
what we were drinking.
Many years ago, when Brit holiday makers started to go to Spain and Portugal
for holidays they took their favourite tea with them. Most used to find
that it was no better than that supplied in those countries.
Now, I don't know if Twinings and other top tea makers still do this, but
here in the UK, tea was blended with subtle differences to account for the
differing waters that came out of peoples taps.
Many thanks again for your help.
Take care
Rgds
Antioch
'You cant educate pork' - but he had his first ever visit to Registry and
learnt something. It was worse than a visit to the vet.
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