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Enthusiastic Amateur
I was trying out the "Ultimate Boot CD v2.4" "Anti-Virus Tools".
"fprot" refused to run because it was too out-of-date.
"McAfee Antivirus v4.32.0 (26 May 2004)" ran.
Found:
"C:\Program Files\HijackThis V1,99,1\Hijack This.exe"
"W32/Generic.Worm! P2P Virus. File Deleted"
I then down loaded "Hijack This v1.99.1" and replaced the deleted file.
What do you guys think?
Was this really an infection, or a false positive?
Amateur Master Geek
If you update McAfee, the problem goes away...
Budfred ..... Caveat Emptor....
Helpful links SpywareBlaster... HijackThis... ATF Cleaner...
Post a complaint about malware here!!
So how did I get infected in the first place??
MS MVP 2006 and ASAP member since 2004...
If you PM me for help, expect an irritated response... Post in the forum...
Enthusiastic Amateur
Right.
Thanks Budfred.
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