Lord Help Me.

[Peep!]

Yeah...

I have a simple question, and anyone running ewido can help me.


Ewido deleted some of my system files, I had no idea what was going on because I can't see any of the buttons. Ok, I see buttons, but no words are written upon such buttons. Yeah, weirddd.


Ok, I can see the deleted files in what I think is the quarantine place, how do I get the ones I want restored? Do I click them and click the middle button (at the bottom, there are three buttons)?
I know the one on the left refreshes, now, what does the one in the middle and on the right do? How do I bring these files back? Oh lordy.

[peter.ewido]

The button in the middle is the right one... In the dialog that appears you need to press the left one... May I ask which system files got deleted? Most malware hides inside the Windows or system32 directory... The text on the buttons is missing because your Verdana font is corrupted/not correctly installed. Reinstalling/reregistering the font fixes the problem :)

[Smokey]

{QUOTE-> The button in the middle is the right one... <-QUOTE}
Wow Peter, compliments!:)

I noticed that you are very fast with answering questions in the Ewido Support Forum.8)

Lot of companies are only interested in selling their software, and don't know that support is a very important issue to keep their customers satisfied and loyal!;)

[Peep!]

*hug*

the green rectangle is what i restored


http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y148/Spykill/restored.jpg


dont laugh at the cookies, please.

[sweater]

Maybe, you can try system restore... ::) to bring back back where you came from before it was deleted. :)

You can also install ERUNT(free), and it makes daily back-ups to restore everything if something went wrong in your pc.

[Itsme]

Hi Peep,

maybe a bit off-topic

Based on you cookies one can see that you run your computer (day to day) as administrator. With a security point of view it would be wise to rename your Administrator into something else.

What I do is Renamed "Administrator" into Something Else and then
renamed the disabled Guest account into Adminstrator.

Then I setup an Audit Policy to log all the (failed) Login Attemps on the 'into Adiminstrator renamed Guest account". Big surprise when I checked the logs and realised that several hundreds attempts were made to login remotely via the renamed Guest but named Administrator account.

Ciao
Itsme

[Freegoo]

Renaming the guest account to Administrator seems like a good idea, but when I activated my guest account and tried to change settings for that user the only thing available was to change the icon. I disabled it again. Is this not available in the Windows XP Home editition?

[Peep!]

Yeah, I'm going to be reformatting soon, and that was one thing I plan on doing.

[illukka]

looks like this:
http://www.cexx.org/winservs.htm