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Josh1 Administrator |
posted May 04, 2005 11:28 PM
 
Yea that looks like a virus, go here and run the online virus scan housecall.trendmicro.com/housecall/start_corp.asp delete any viruses, also you may want to read the archives I have about viruses and spyware. I am going to move your topic to Cyber Safety you can go to your topic here: http://www.footslog.com/board/Forum18/HTML/000498.html ------------------
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capriceus Member |
posted May 04, 2005 09:31 PM
Hi, I have a new computer with WindowsXP, EZ-Trust Armor Antivirus and Firewall.Tonight I received the first alert, the antivirus alert showed two remaining infections,plus one infection already had been deleted. The remaining infections: WIN32-Vunda.AF C-drive vgatask.dll WIN32-Vunda.AF C-drive fontrns.dll I checked on the EZ-Trust Armor site, it does not show the above as being a virus, or any mention of those names on the site. I checked several other sites, no mention of those names either. I then ran my complete virus scan with EZ-Trust Armor, it showed - 0 -. So now, what could be going on with this situation ? Do I have a NEW type virus or not? If so, how can I be rid of it, when I can find no data about it? Thanks for any assistance. Capriceus IP: Logged |
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