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    David H. Lipman Guest

    Re: Anyone know what this is?

    "Samantha Leigh Tully" <****off@****off.com> wrote in message
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    || * * * Please report back your results * * *
    |
    | what if I just delete it? How much of a problem would that be?

    It may not be enough. If it is a Trojan, what modifications have been made to the OS ?

    Does it pair with other Trojans ?

    Few infected platforms have just one Trojan. They often have multiple.

    Use of the software I suggested will remove the Trojan, correct modifications that a Trojan
    has made and the worst case scenario is that nothing else is found. The best thing that
    could happen is not only is this trojan found and identified but it finds and clears others
    are corrects modifications to the OS>

    Deleting just the executable is *rarely* enough.

    --
    Dave
    http://www.claymania.com/removal-trojan-adware.html
    http://www.ik-cs.com/got-a-virus.htm



  2. #2
    Samantha Leigh Tully Guest

    Re: Anyone know what this is?

    > It may not be enough. If it is a Trojan, what modifications have been
    > made to the OS ?
    >
    > Does it pair with other Trojans ?
    >
    > Few infected platforms have just one Trojan. They often have multiple.
    >
    > Use of the software I suggested will remove the Trojan, correct
    > modifications that a Trojan
    > has made and the worst case scenario is that nothing else is found. The
    > best thing that
    > could happen is not only is this trojan found and identified but it finds
    > and clears others
    > are corrects modifications to the OS>
    >
    > Deleting just the executable is *rarely* enough.


    I deleted it in safe mode and now there are errors all over my computer.



  3. #3
    David H. Lipman Guest

    Re: Anyone know what this is?

    From: "Samantha Leigh Tully" <****off@****off.com>

    >> It may not be enough. If it is a Trojan, what modifications have been
    >> made to the OS ?
    >>
    >> Does it pair with other Trojans ?
    >>
    >> Few infected platforms have just one Trojan. They often have multiple.
    >>
    >> Use of the software I suggested will remove the Trojan, correct
    >> modifications that a Trojan
    >> has made and the worst case scenario is that nothing else is found. The
    >> best thing that
    >> could happen is not only is this trojan found and identified but it finds
    >> and clears others
    >> are corrects modifications to the OS>
    >>
    >> Deleting just the executable is *rarely* enough.

    |
    | I deleted it in safe mode and now there are errors all over my computer.
    |

    See ?

    That's why you just DON'T delete files.

    Sometimes infectors use names of legitimate files. If you just delete a file you don't know
    the consequences.

    If you suspect a file, submit the suspect file to Virus Total --
    http://www.virustotal.com/flash/index_en.html
    The submission will then be tested against 17 different AV vendor's scanners.

    Another way to submit is to send the suspect file to the following email address
    scan<at>virustotal.com
    { replace <at> with @ } with only the word SCAN as the subject.

    Then you will know if it is a concern or a False Positive.

    If it is still it the Trash Bin (Recycle Bin) Restore the file and submit the file and then
    scan the system using directions I provided.

    --
    Dave
    http://www.claymania.com/removal-trojan-adware.html
    http://www.ik-cs.com/got-a-virus.htm



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    Doc Guest

    Re: Anyone know what this is?

    "David H. Lipman" <DLipman~nospam~@Verizon.Net> wrote in
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    >>>
    >>> Deleting just the executable is *rarely* enough.

    >|
    >| I deleted it in safe mode and now there are errors all over my
    >| computer.
    >|
    >
    > See ?
    >


    Isn't it great when people ask for advice, you give excellent advice and
    explain what may happen if the advice is not taken, and they take no
    notice. Why they bother asking in the first place ?

    --
    Adam and Eve - the worlds happiest couple ever.
    Neither had a mother-in-law.

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    Samantha Leigh Tully Guest

    Re: Anyone know what this is?

    > Isn't it great when people ask for advice, you give excellent advice and
    > explain what may happen if the advice is not taken, and they take no
    > notice. Why they bother asking in the first place ?


    I asked what it was and how I could get rib of it. Then I deleted it before
    anyone posted about it. You all took too long to answer.



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    cmsix Guest

    Re: Anyone know what this is?


    "Samantha Leigh Tully" <****off@****off.com> wrote in message
    news:jPudnV1Fa6FJkPzfRVn-pQ@rogers.com...
    >> Isn't it great when people ask for advice, you give excellent
    >> advice and
    >> explain what may happen if the advice is not taken, and they take
    >> no
    >> notice. Why they bother asking in the first place ?

    >
    > I asked what it was and how I could get rib of it. Then I deleted it
    > before anyone posted about it. You all took too long to answer.


    Would you like your money back?

    cmsix

    >
    >



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    Samantha Leigh Tully Guest

    Re: Anyone know what this is?


    "cmsix" <cmsix@cmsix.com> wrote in message
    news:uL88e.1555$JJ2.139@newssvr12.news.prodigy.com ...
    >
    > "Samantha Leigh Tully" <****off@****off.com> wrote in message
    > news:jPudnV1Fa6FJkPzfRVn-pQ@rogers.com...
    >>> Isn't it great when people ask for advice, you give excellent advice and
    >>> explain what may happen if the advice is not taken, and they take no
    >>> notice. Why they bother asking in the first place ?

    >>
    >> I asked what it was and how I could get rib of it. Then I deleted it
    >> before anyone posted about it. You all took too long to answer.

    >
    > Would you like your money back?


    Yes I do! All in unmarked $1 bills.



  8. #8
    David H. Lipman Guest

    Re: Anyone know what this is?

    "Samantha Leigh Tully" <****off@****off.com> wrote in message
    news:jPudnV1Fa6FJkPzfRVn-pQ@rogers.com
    || Isn't it great when people ask for advice, you give excellent advice and
    || explain what may happen if the advice is not taken, and they take no
    || notice. Why they bother asking in the first place ?
    |
    | I asked what it was and how I could get rib of it. Then I deleted it before
    | anyone posted about it. You all took too long to answer.

    Sometimes that happens.
    Besides sitting in front of computers and News Groups there is *more to life* -- Sorry !

    --
    Dave
    http://www.claymania.com/removal-trojan-adware.html
    http://www.ik-cs.com/got-a-virus.htm



  9. #9
    Charani Guest

    Re: Anyone know what this is?

    On Sat, 16 Apr 2005 09:06:28 -0400, Samantha Leigh Tully wrote:

    >> Isn't it great when people ask for advice, you give excellent advice and
    >> explain what may happen if the advice is not taken, and they take no
    >> notice. Why they bother asking in the first place ?

    >
    > I asked what it was and how I could get rib of it. Then I deleted it before
    > anyone posted about it. You all took too long to answer.


    Yeah, I guess 19 mins is a long time - and they (whoever they are)
    reckon women are more patient than men!!

    At least you gave some information - better than the "I've got a
    problem with my computer, how do I fix it" type post where the group's
    expected to get their crystal balls out to discover the nature of the
    "problem". The guys have to be careful, y'know. Crystal balls are
    fragile!!

  10. #10
    CWatters Guest

    Re: Anyone know what this is?


    "Charani" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message
    news:42622870$0$25788$892e7fe2@authen.white.readfr eenews.net...

    > Yeah, I guess 19 mins is a long time - and they (whoever they are)
    > reckon women are more patient than men!!


    yes but look what the reply was. She asked...

    >> what if I just delete it? How much of a problem would that be?


    and the first answer seems to be..

    >Sure, go ahead


    ...from Stephen Howe



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