Buddy B RemoveThis @yippy.ti.ye a écrit :
> On Thu, 24 Feb 2005 23:57:06 GMT, "David H. Lipman"
> wrote:
>
>
>>Then again reboot your PC into Safe Mode and shutdown as many applications as
>
> possible
>
>>before scanning your platform with F-Prot.
>>
>>--
>>Dave
>
>
> Dave
> Deleted it 2 different times from Safe Mode and it popped back when I ran fprot
> again from windows.
> I did, however, delete it permanently from Windows with no problem.
> It seems to be gone for the moment, anyway.
>
> My experience is that some virus/trojans wind up in the system restore files,
> which I`m guessing is in:
> C:\System Volume Information folder.
> The only way I know of to get rid of a problem there is to turn off System
> Restore, reboot, and then turn Sys Restore back on??? Seems to work.
>
> Comment:
> Fprot seems to be much more sensitive to suspicious files than kaspersky`s AVP
> that I also use.
> Fprot is the monitor and AVP is the on demand.
>
> Appreciate your help,,.
> Regards Buddy B
If you want to see inside the folder *C_System Volume Information* where
you can find the restore files , you can install *scesp4i.exe* available
at Microsoft's site and you'll be able to delete the restore points you
want and keep the others ( So you won't lose all your restore points ) .
I installed it and I could delete a virus in that folder in a restore
point done by the system ( Win XP ) and keep my own restore points .
Regards
JJ
>> Stay informed about: Trojan in c:windows. I can`t delete and neither can F-prot..