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Ribica · 05-13-2007, 04:12 PM

Hi again! I still didn't go on with the instructions you gave me, I will though. But frist I wanna tell you, I was checking my WinRAR archive and I found the files and folders that McAfee was alerting me about and which it couldn't recognize later whan I ran a scan. Those files cannot be deleted. They are stored in C:\Documents and Settings\Jelena\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5. Those are:
3QO3B9KP\st[1]
4RDF6MR5\blank[1].html
BFLJZ5CW\ep.styles[1].css
st[1]
ENIZQTEZ\album[1].htm
M5TIFYTO\blank[1].html
st[1]
CA1WWZXT.htm
CAYZ8L6R.htm
MX38HORE\album[1].htm
st[1]
index_ppexit_2[1].htm
NCMZ91ER\browserhistory[1].html
CAAN46P7.htm
RV5F31CV\launch[1].rand=ojd468j1spuot

The thing is, when I go directly to Temporary Iternet Files folder, the folder Content.IE5 is not there. But when I look into WinRAR archive, it shows its presense. And when I try to delete them, I can't, just like McAfee alerted me. What do you think?

05-13-2007, 04:12 PM	#7 (permalink)
Ribica Registered User Join Date: May 2007 Location: Croatia Posts: 23 OS: Windows XP Professional SP3	Re: Help! Can't remove a trojan! Hi again! I still didn't go on with the instructions you gave me, I will though. But frist I wanna tell you, I was checking my WinRAR archive and I found the files and folders that McAfee was alerting me about and which it couldn't recognize later whan I ran a scan. Those files cannot be deleted. They are stored in C:\Documents and Settings\Jelena\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5. Those are: 3QO3B9KP\st[1] 4RDF6MR5\blank[1].html BFLJZ5CW\ep.styles[1].css st[1] ENIZQTEZ\album[1].htm M5TIFYTO\blank[1].html st[1] CA1WWZXT.htm CAYZ8L6R.htm MX38HORE\album[1].htm st[1] index_ppexit_2[1].htm NCMZ91ER\browserhistory[1].html CAAN46P7.htm RV5F31CV\launch[1].rand=ojd468j1spuot The thing is, when I go directly to Temporary Iternet Files folder, the folder Content.IE5 is not there. But when I look into WinRAR archive, it shows its presense. And when I try to delete them, I can't, just like McAfee alerted me. What do you think?