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Posted by Ian B on August 7, 2006, 12:58 am
If you were Registered and logged in, you could reply and use other advanced thread options Thanks for the suggestion Engel
I downloaded Kaspersky anti-virus which cleaned a large number of items my
existing AV had not found and the problems have disappeared
To be fair to my old AV, many of the items Kaspersky found were
malware/adware items, but some of these can be as big a nuisance as a virus.
Cheers
Ian B
> Hello Ian,
>
> Try Ewido online scan and clean it for free!:
> You can run Ewido in safe mode with network!ng, fwiw.
> http://www.ewido.net/en
>
>
http://castlecops.com/t137442-CCSP_Ewido_Install_and_Scan_Instructions.html
> --
> "Ian B" wrote:
>
> > My XPPro is behind a router with a firewall, and I run E-Trust Vet
antivirus
> > and Ad-aware, but still something infected the PC,but what is it?
> > I boot from D:\ and about 30 seconds after login I get a Vet warning of
> > infections as below.
> > D:\Windows\system32\com\rasmed.exe (Win32/Chisnye!Generic) - deleted
> > D:\Documents and Settings\LocalService\Local Settings\Temporary Internet
> > Files\Content.IE5ABCDEF\drsmartload(1).exe (Win32/Thoog.FB - deleted
> > C:\dsmartload1.exe (Win32/Thoog.FB) - deleted
> > In addition I get a CMD.exe error warning that
> > "D:\windows\System32\com\rasmed.exe" cannot be found (It was deledted in
a
> > Virus scan prior to reboot.
> > If I now run a virus scan across the system I get the following:
> > Infected items
> > D:\Windows\system32\com\rasmed.exe (Win32/Chisnye!Generic)- deleted
> > D:\Documents and Settings\LocalService\Local Settings\Temporary Internet
> > Files\Content.IE5\GHIJKLMN\drsmartload(1).exe (Win32/Thoog.FB)- deleted
> > C:\drsmartload(1).exe (Win32/Thoog.FB)- deleted
> >
> > In addition I not a file pro3_install.exe is regularly copied into C:\
at
> > startup and at times when the PC is not in use.
> > At similar intervals I get the CMD.exe warning as an attempt is made to
run
> > "D:\windows\System32\com\rasmed.exe"
> >
> > Can anyone help with what it is, how it got there and how I get rid of
it?
> >
> > TIA
> >
> > Ian B
> >
> >
> >
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