Re: Lovsan problem
From: T O M M Y (tommy_at_hotmail.come)
Date: 10/02/03
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Date: Fri, 3 Oct 2003 01:24:27 +0330
Richard,
You should turn off system restore before scanning your computer for
viruses and worms .
Windows prevents Antivirus programs access the restored files, thus your
antivirus may find the infected file , but not able to modify it.
Right click " My Computer " > properties > System Restore > Turn off system
restore in all drives .
Then scan your computer for viruses.
Hope this help
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"Richard" <richard.band@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
news:0cf001c3892d$233deb60$a301280a@phx.gbl...
> After installing the Blaster patch and running AVG 6
> antivirus software, the Lovsan and Nachi worms were
> removed. However when the computer is inactive a message
> is displayed saying AVG has found the Lovsan virus again
> and the software should be run. After running the
> software it found no trace but the message still pops up
> again when the computer is inactive.
> The message points to:-
>
> C:\system volume information\_restore{745383CE-A334_4986-
> AE3F-267D77D99CAD}\RPS\A00020S.exe
>
> Any ideas
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