David Emerling wrote:
> "Ronald Smyth" wrote in message
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>>I have Norton Anti-Virus 2002. While running a full scan I found a whole
>>bunch of (11) infected files of the trojan byte verifier class. I am not
>>sure why I keep getting these infected trojan byte verifier files as I
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> have
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>>updated all the Microsoft patches including the Virtual machine upgrade. I
>>have put in every critical update from MS but I keep getting this problem.
>>Anyway I quarantined 10 of them but the 11th I was unable to quarantine or
>>delete. I would like to manually delete it but I am afraid to even click
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> on
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>>it as last time I tried to check out the file properties it seemed to run
>>just by clicking on it.
>>
>>The file is C:\Documents and
>>Settings\MyName\JPI_CA~1\jar\1.0\archive.jar-28a36e2a-1f246e7e.zip
>>Funny thing is when I look for thain Windows Explorer it shows that it is
>>not a .zip but a .idx file. I did not double click on it or even single
>>clicked on it so why is that? How should I get rid of this?
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> Is it even possible to to keep the virus definitions updated with a 2002
> version of Norton Anti-Virus?
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>
Yes, you just have to pay for the extra year of subscription.
--
William
If it don't work, hit it.
If it still doesn't work, kick it.
If it works after hitting it and kicking it, then it doesn't matter if
hitting it or kicking it helped, what's important is it worked.
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