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Posted by =?Utf-8?B?Qmluaw==?= on March 22, 2005, 10:01 pm
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"Karl Levinson, mvp" wrote:
> Why can't you delete them? What error message are you getting? What are
> the names of the files?
Message is Share violation
Names of files & directories are
Dialer.GMsoft folder:C:PROGRA~1VCom
Dialer.GMsoft folder:C:PROGRA~1VComPowerDesk
Dialer.GMsoft folder:C:PROGRA~1VComRecovery Commander
Dialer.GMsoft folder:C:PROGRA~1VComSystemSuite
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Dialer.GMsoft file:C:PROGRA~1VComPowerDeskPDShExt.dll
Dialer.GMsoft file:C:PROGRA~1VComRecovery CommanderRCHOOK.DLL
Dialer.GMsoft file:C:PROGRA~1VComSystemSuiteSSSensor.dll
Dialer.GMsoft file:C:PROGRA~1VComSystemSuiteMXCtxMnu.dll
Dialer.GMsoft file:C:PROGRA~1VComSystemSuiteRoboex32.dll
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> It could be that the files are running or in use,Windows prevents those
> files from being deleted until the files are no longer in use. A reboot, or
> rebooting and pressing the F8 key before Windows starts to enter Safe Mode,
> may close the files so they are no longer in use.
Files are not in use
> This could be a false alarm. If the vcom folder was the one that has your
> firewall or antivirus installed, I suspect a false alarm. This can happen
> because your firewall and antivirus log files and malware signature files
> can contain fragments that identify adware, so they look like adware, and
> anti-virus software often has a quarantine feature for quarantining viruses.
> Also, your firewall may install an LSP shim into your TCP/IP stack, and some
> anti-spyware software detects this as adware. It would be useful if you
> could tell us what software is claiming this is adware, and what the exact
> message and adware name you are receiving.
SpyNuker claims there are SpyWare
>
> Also, if you are using the MS anti-spyware beta software, there is a
> newsgroup specifically for that where you will get better answers faster.
>
No I am using SpyWare NukerAee
>
> > A spyware program deleted all the files in the VCom directory
> > except 5 files which have spyware attached
> > These 5 files I need to delete but can not find a way.
> >
> > The VCom was for my Firewall and Virus detection
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