Nimda Issues.... Some quick questions
This is a discussion about Nimda Issues.... Some quick questions in the Everything New Technology category; I am trying to get this pain in my butt infection off of my system. It just showed up just right after the MSBlast worm. But I download the Nimda infection remover from Symantec it scans through half of my hard drive and removes the infected files it find but then it just shuts off before it finishes scanning my D: ...
I am trying to get this pain in my butt infection off of my system. It just showed up just right after the MSBlast worm. But I download the Nimda infection remover from Symantec it scans through half of my hard drive and removes the infected files it find but then it just shuts off before it finishes scanning my D: drive. Anyone ever seen this before? Anyone have any ideas or tips?
-David
-David
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www.grisoft.com
www.f-prot.com
Both of these websites boast antivirus with Dos based scanners.
The AVG one will attempt to remove the virus, the f-prot one will let you know where the infection is.
To launch the DOS-based AVG antivirus (which is a free download), pull up a command prompt and go to
cd progra~1
cd grisoft
cd avg6
avg
"Click continue or hit c", and then ignore if necessary.
This will launch the scanner and will scan for and attempt to remove wha'ever ya have.
I hope that helps (and wasn't too detailed). You might update the AVG antivirus before you scan, and a reboot is not necessary to run the scanner.
www.f-prot.com
Both of these websites boast antivirus with Dos based scanners.
The AVG one will attempt to remove the virus, the f-prot one will let you know where the infection is.
To launch the DOS-based AVG antivirus (which is a free download), pull up a command prompt and go to
cd progra~1
cd grisoft
cd avg6
avg
"Click continue or hit c", and then ignore if necessary.
This will launch the scanner and will scan for and attempt to remove wha'ever ya have.
I hope that helps (and wasn't too detailed). You might update the AVG antivirus before you scan, and a reboot is not necessary to run the scanner.
