Troj Revop.A Help!

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  1. beth1299

    beth1299 Registered Member

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    I am running Windows XP and this morning I did a virus scan and found two files:
    C:\Windows\LastGood\notepad.exe and
    C:\Windows\system32\notepad.exe
    I restarted in Safe Mode, searched and found them and deleted them.
    Tonight, I did another virus scan and found these two files:
    C:\SystemVolumeInformation\_restore(E144E665-8959-4686-AD12-B148C9C948E3)\RP454\A0041861.exe and
    C:\SystemVolumeInformation\_restore(E144E665-8959-4686-AD12-B148C9C948E3)\RP454\A0041862.exe
    However, I can not find these two files anywhere...
    Can someone please help me? This is the first computer virus I have dealt with and I am not very experienced!
    Thank you!
    Beth
     
  2. Unregistered

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    they are in your system restore. Turn off system restore, rescan, and then turn restore back on
     
  3. snowbound

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    Hi beth1299 :)

    Welcome to Wilders.

    Looks like those 2 files are in your systems restore.

    What u have to do is disable your Systems Restore, reboot and those files will be gone. Do another scan afterwards just to be sure.

    Make sure u renable your systems restore afterwards and create a new restore point.

    Hope this helps.



    snowbound
     
  4. beth1299

    beth1299 Registered Member

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    Thank you for your help; but can you tell me how to turn off the system restore? Thanks again
     
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    beth1299 Registered Member

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    That fixed it! Thank you so much!!!!!!!
    Beth
     
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    snowbound Retired Moderator

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    Your Welcome. :)

    Glad everything is A-OK again. ;)



    snowbound
     
  8. sscoobs75

    sscoobs75 Registered Member

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    Hi everyone:

    New here, and this is almost exactly my problem. After looking at some instructions for how to do things, this was the first post I looked at and bingo, there I was, looking at the problem I was having. Thanks for your knowledge.

    sscoobs75
     
  9. Jooske

    Jooske Registered Member

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    Hello sscoobs75 and welcome to the forum!
    Congratulations with your golden grip and cleaning out the stuff.
    It's one of the reasons why is recommended to post with clear descriptive subject lines so people can find what thei're looking for the fastest way!
    :cool:
     
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