How to delete this trojan?

It says that " The file can be deleted"
But how?

 

Re: Hoe to delete this trojan?

Try to delete your java cache

 

Re: Hoe to delete this trojan?

I found this file. Can i delete it?

 

Re: Hoe to delete this trojan?

Can i delete the whole zip file?

 

Re: Hoe to delete this trojan?

Do the following:
Start --> Control Panel --> Java

In the General tab, under "Temporary Internet Files", click the "Delete Files..." button.

 

Re: Hoe to delete this trojan?

Thanks.

No other antispy/antitrojan app (that i have on my pc) has detected this. Not even CounterSpy.
Maybe is a new one.

But the question still remains: What does NOD mean "The file can be deleted"? but no option to delete it? It means manually?

 

Re: Hoe to delete this trojan?

Yes, twice, and appears that msg without to let me to clean it.

 

Re: Hoe to delete this trojan?

Stephanos, did you try to empty your java cache, as mentionned before, and perform a scan/clean with nod32 after this ?

 

Yes, everything is ok now.
Well, i was thinking that by clicking the 'in depth analysis' button that nod scans and cleans. As i see now, it only scans.

 

Re: Hoe to delete this trojan?

i've found the same thing - i submitted a file recently to eset that looks to be a false positive - nod32 detects it and offers delete option, but if the file is put in a zip (not password protected), it says it can be deleted but there is no option to do so - as in stephanos.g's screenshot above.

 

Re: Hoe to delete this trojan?

Yes is like this, now i remember that i right-click scaned the zip file, but i couldnt delete it. Finally i deleted all the zip file!

 

Re: Hoe to delete this trojan?

Argh... i'm one single day not here and my favorite greek user has problems

Good boy Nothing wrong with this - you and your machine will alive this

 

Re: Hoe to delete this trojan?

Hi Bytes. Everything ok here
Thought that my antispy softwares couldnt detect !

 

Re: Hoe to delete this trojan?

Couldn't be added to NOD32 cleaning engine this option: to delete entire archive if it finds a virus inside??

 

Deleting a whole archive would of course be a bad idea if, e. g., a nasty was found within a mail archive but I wonder about the java cache.
Most times one has cought a baddie there he/she is advised to clean the cache - so it seems to me nothing important is ever stored there. Wouldn't it be possible for an AV to treat findings in java cache different from findings elsewhere?
Sorry if this is a dump question but I often see ppl getting frightened of this kind of nasty because their AV cannot delete it and they don't know how to get rid of it (and as I have no use for java and therefore not even installed it, I don't know much about it).

Thanks
qs

 

Of course, that seems to be the best way to handle this but I suppose the sun defaults aren't zero cache. Hm, maybe they could be convinced to change that in future versions - would be helpful for many users.

Thx
qs

 

I agree. But then, average users will tell that surfing on web becomes slower ...

And most people don't know how to delete the cache when a threat was found inside, and cannot be deleted it with AV, because it is located in a 'protected' area.