Re: Weird actions of blaster?

From: Pavan (a-papedi_at_online.microsoft.com)
Date: 08/14/03


Date: Thu, 14 Aug 2003 13:55:13 -0700


"If you are infected by a Virus:

  1.. Disconnect your PC from the internet
  2.. We need to stop the RPC service restarting the PC, click HERE for a
visual walkthrough of how to do it or, click START, and then RUN. Type in
SERVICES.MSC and click OK
  3.. Scroll down for the Remote Procedure Call (RPC) service and double
click it
  4.. Now click on the RECOVERY tab
  5.. In the FIRST FAILURE, SECOND FAILURE and SUBSEQUENT FAILURE drop down
boxes, choose TAKE NO ACTION. Now click OK. Your PC will now stay turned on
should the RPC crash
  6.. Download a firewall. If you don't have one, Visualante can point you
in the direction of a few good free ones HERE. The Windows XP firewall
doesn't appear to be very affective against this. You can go online now and
not worry about the PC shutting down. If you already have a firewall, click
HERE to see how to configure it to block these attacks
  7.. Click on START, then RUN and then type in MSCONFIG. Click OK
  8.. Click on the STARTUP tab at the top. Look for WINDOWS AUTO UPDATER or
MSBLAST.EXE and click the tick next to it to stop it running. Now click OK
  9.. Restart your PC
  10.. Click on START, and then RUN, type in REGEDIT
  11.. On the new window, click on EDIT and then FIND. Type in MSBLAST* and
click FIND NEXT
  12.. As soon as the search finds an entry, press the DELETE key and remove
it
  13.. On your hard drive, go to C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32 and remove the
MSBLAST.EXE* file "
------ From http://www.visualante.org/msblast/

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"Jeanne" <jeannemurie@nemontel.net> wrote in message
news:01c301c36291$49482270$a401280a@phx.gbl...
> Or maybe this is normal...I have and have always had my
> norton up to date for live up date. Then my comptuer
> pops up with the 'red alert' box from norton that my
> computer is infected with the blaster worm. I cannot
> quarantine or anything, only can hit ok. This will always
> pop up twice in a row. Then I do a system scan in all
> files for a virus, and it won't show up, I've downloaded
> the fixblast tool from norton to fix it and it says my
> computer is not infected. After connecting to the
> interent my machine gives me the 1 min countdown to
> restart. I have since turned my RPC to not restart my
> computer but to restart the service if it's interuppted
> so I could get the patch put on. Also in my processes the
> msblast.exe doesn't show up and my registry doesn't have
> the added key to run the ms blast. My question is how
> the heck do I get rid of it? Am I going to have to
> completely reinstall my XP?
> Thanks for any help!
> Jeanne
>



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