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Join Date: Sep 2006
Posts: 1
OS: XP
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Crck_xpprokey.c
Hi!
I just joined up and look forward to learning from you. I run XP on a Toshiba 1900 satellite. My protection is PC-cillin and it keeps letting me know about this trojan. Apparently it's controlled by an .exe file in my System Volume Information, which I can't get into. The path is D:\System Volume Information\_restore{EE88457A-811A-456C-9BD9.5694B1FC21BE}\RP392\A0069175.exe I've run ADWARE but it can't see it. I'd really appreciate anyone telling me how I can remove the exe file from my system. Thanks Bruce Prince Australia |
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Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Virginia Beach
Posts: 19
OS: XP Pro
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Delete System Restore Points
The system restore file has the virus inside of it most likely. You should delete the _restore{EE88457A-811A-456C-9BD9.5694B1FC21BE}\RP392\A0069175.exe by going to the folder of where it belongs. You could also delete all system restore points by using the Disk Cleanup.
If your virus scan does not find the file in your system, currently, it means that it could already be deleted; however, because you once had it in your system the system made a restore point of the virus that was once in your computer. Deleting the file above will not harm your computer. It could harm it if you do not delete it because of the virus is still intact and could come out if you restore to that time of when you had it. |
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