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| Thread ID: 53866 | 2005-01-29 20:47:00 | How to clean infected files with AVG7 | Greg (193) | Press F1 |
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| 319166 | 2005-01-30 02:39:00 | You could be right Graham :) :stare: But I think AVG is primarily a virus detector, and the AVG forum says as much. What I didn't say was that remover.exe, a free tool for trojan and worm removing didn't detect the simulated trojan. That tool is on the same site: www.softpedia.com |
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| 319167 | 2005-02-21 22:06:00 | Windows XP SP1 (or just XP) and Netscape . . . am I right? :p I am also picking you got the Java/ByteVerify trojan . . . . correct? AVG can't fix that one, you have to do it manually but fortunately it is one of the easiest ones to fix . You need to update Sun Java to the latest version for better protection and also ensure that the Sun Java is enabled rather than the Windows flavour . I got the damn thing again . (I didn't update Sun Java) . I manually removed it again, along with every aspect of Java I could find . Hopefully I won't be infected again because I don't like being bossed into having to install Java - I'll just see how my browsing goes . |
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