Kaspersky's online scan does not disinfects the files it found.
Please empty Norton's quarantine folder.
Clear Java Cache- Click Start >Settings>Control Panel
- Click the Java Plugin Icon
- Click the Cache tab
- Click the Clear button and click OK to confirm
Note: Please repeat this procedure for each "Java Plugin" button in your Control Panel
Follow the instructions outlined
here to clear Sun Java's cache.
Get an archiving utility like WinZip. Zip up the following files:
C:\WINDOWS\DELL.BMP
C:\WINDOWS\DirectX.log
C:\WINDOWS\KB828035.log
C:\WINDOWS\KB833987.log
C:\WINDOWS\KB835732.log
C:\WINDOWS\KB842773.log
C:\WINDOWS\Q329441.log
C:\WINDOWS\Q810577.log
C:\WINDOWS\Q811630.log
C:\WINDOWS\Q813862.log
C:\WINDOWS\Q816486.log
C:\WINDOWS\Q816982.log
C:\WINDOWS\{B6656B57-15D6-4E8F-AFAD-58AA2E3486CF}.dat
C:\WINDOWS\{B6656B57-15D6-4E8F-AFAD-58AA2E3486CF}.dat
C:\WINDOWS\{B6656B57-15D6-4E8F-AFAD-58AA2E3486CF}.dat
C:\WINDOWS\{B6656B57-15D6-4E8F-AFAD-58AA2E3486CF}.dat
After you have zipped them up, delete the original files.
Restore the deleted files from the zipped archive.
This will remove the malicious streams from the infected files.
Locate & delete these files:
C:\Documents and Settings\Andy\My Documents\crack.zip
C:\ms32.tmp
C:\WINDOWS\oiklv.dat
C:\WINDOWS\orun32.isu
Run CleanUp! once more
Repeat the Kaspersky scan to check if any files is still infected.
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