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Hello all:
Something very weird happened yesterday morning. I was checking my e-mails, via Outlook Express, and then after rebooting the system, I noticed that a large portion of my input file -all of 2003 aqnd portion of 2002-, was missing. I tried scanreg /restore, but id did not help. To the best of my recollection, I did not do anything out of the ordinary...........
Has this happened to any of you?
Thaks and regards
Totonho03
P.S.- The virus scanner is telling me that I do not have viruses in the computer? But I will do a scan again soon.
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08-10-2003, 05:52 PM
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Hi totonho03,
I don't use Norton or McAffee. I use AVG Anti Virus, which has caught some viruses on my machine, that neither Norton nor McAfee were able to detect. You can get a free "Personal" version here: http://www.grisoft.com/
-kwag
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08-10-2003, 06:02 PM
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Hi totonho,
I know how you feel.. pfew!!
Anyways, I had a rathre strange experience yesterday. But, that was be
cause I was surfing places I could not seem to get out of you know..
all those explosive windows that pop up - - you know what I mean, anyways..
While I was surfing around, I noticed a message popped up, (cause I wasn't
looking, too busy w/ CQM and stuff in the background) and I was this strange
message saying that it was INSTALLING something w/out my giving
it permission to. Hmmm... wonder how it took control of my PC anyways ??
I thought nothing of it, till my system crashed some time afterwards.
Well, after reloging on, and surfing around for another 1/2 hour, I decided
to take a nap. Came back after about an hour later. Well, guess what I
saw something sifting through my pc, cause my modem light was blinking
and my hd light was going on for a while.. and kept doing so for a while,
and would not stop. I figure something or someone was sifing info from
my system.. yeah, I know.. at 56k modem, these people could care less
how fast or slow you setup is. If they want something or want to snoop,
they'll do it very faceciasly (spelling) Anyways..
So, I close down all my browsers and even email. Well, my modem light
and my hd light were still at it. What the hell attached itself to me ?? I asked
myself.. anyways, I finally shut down the whole pc.
I then proceded to ad-ware and went through my system, and yes, it found
a bunch of apps and giblets attahced to my hd, grrr. So, I made sure that
they were all wiped.
I now feel better, and haven't yet to see any wierd or strange activities from
any of my devices. So, my guess is that ad-ware did it's thing this time
around
-vhelp
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08-10-2003, 06:15 PM
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@ Kwag
thanks for the avg link friend,i don't knew it!
@ vhelp
sometimes my modem lights blink like a "ufo"
without any reason!
just the same here my friend.
it's Micro$oft?
@ Otto
do like me my friend:
i create in each 3 days one "ghost image" of my system
in one external hd....if the system crash or "something strange"
happen, i back the system again!
i wrote a simple command line in portuguese forum to use it.
works for me from 2 years!
take a read there,you read and write very clear portuguese!
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Thank you guys:
Kwag: I will give your antivirus a try. I am using sophos.......and it tells me that I am clean.
vhelp: I do have adware and use regularly. It cleans a lot of cookies. I have not seen what you are talking about, no modem running like crazy, howeverit will be difficult for me to see, I have one of those cabler modems, and the ligths at the cable modem are constantly on and off. Come to think of it, I do vaguely remember that when I was trying to open outlook, it was telling me that there was a version of outlook express running. However, I did not see any lights, not that I rememeber or checked.
jorel:
I will open up the portuguesse forum and check for it. I have never created ghosts backups, Is this what you have? I should become familiar doing it...........How much hardrive capacity do you need? I have a 120 Giga external drive that I can perhaps use it for it...
Thanks a lot folks
Otto
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If you see your modem lights blinking, and you are not doing any internet activity, most likely is you are being "Port Scanned" from jack ass crackers trying to get in your machine. Look at my intrusion detection system log
Code:
Log:
Date:
08/10 02:47:15
Name:
MS-SQL Worm propagation attempt
Priority:
2
Type:
Misc Attack
IP info:
202.108.249.21:1047 -> 192.168.1.2:1434
Date:
08/10 12:09:03
Name:
MS-SQL Worm propagation attempt
Priority:
2
Type:
Misc Attack
IP info:
68.45.130.183:1643 -> 192.168.1.2:1434
Date:
08/10 12:42:49
Name:
MS-SQL Worm propagation attempt
Priority:
2
Type:
Misc Attack
IP info:
209.178.172.27:1178 -> 192.168.1.2:1434
Date:
08/10 18:42:36
Name:
MS-SQL Worm propagation attempt
Priority:
2
Type:
Misc Attack
IP info:
202.163.125.59:4812 -> 192.168.1.2:1434
And now look at the "Firewall" Log
Code:
Firewall log. Sorry it doesn't look very straight, because it's a copy&paste from htmp page. But this should give you an idea of what goes on at your public IP side.
Time
In
Out
Proto
Source
Src Port
Destination
Dst Port
05:38:24
eth1
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TCP
66.50.65.96
1221
192.168.1.2
445
06:01:58
eth1
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UDP
211.215.114.95
1027
192.168.1.2
137(NETBIOS-NS)
06:12:29
eth1
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TCP
66.50.158.21
19591
192.168.1.2
445
06:20:38
eth1
-
UDP
200.45.141.100
1026
192.168.1.2
137(NETBIOS-NS)
06:46:26
eth1
-
TCP
66.50.16.161
21776
192.168.1.2
27374
06:46:29
eth1
-
TCP
66.50.16.161
21776
192.168.1.2
27374
07:00:51
eth1
-
TCP
211.104.181.242
4793
192.168.1.2
21(FTP)
07:00:54
eth1
-
TCP
211.104.181.242
4793
192.168.1.2
21(FTP)
07:10:25
eth1
-
UDP
218.63.102.234
1028
192.168.1.2
137(NETBIOS-NS)
07:27:38
eth1
-
TCP
66.50.229.106
50488
192.168.1.2
445
08:01:03
eth1
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TCP
216.47.138.41
3143
192.168.1.2
6667
08:05:32
eth1
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UDP
66.81.188.114
1028
192.168.1.2
137(NETBIOS-NS)
08:12:56
eth1
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TCP
61.138.113.2
4851
192.168.1.2
111(SUNRPC)
08:33:38
eth1
-
TCP
218.150.166.123
52029
192.168.1.2
443(HTTPS)
08:33:41
eth1
-
TCP
218.150.166.123
52029
192.168.1.2
443(HTTPS)
08:33:47
eth1
-
TCP
218.150.166.123
52029
192.168.1.2
443(HTTPS)
08:36:50
eth1
-
UDP
66.50.89.80
5881
192.168.1.2
5882
08:56:14
eth1
-
TCP
148.223.114.98
12579
192.168.1.2
1433
08:56:17
eth1
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TCP
148.223.114.98
12579
192.168.1.2
1433
09:06:00
eth1
-
TCP
66.50.174.82
2342
192.168.1.2
27374
09:30:51
eth1
-
UDP
61.220.40.7
1028
192.168.1.2
137(NETBIOS-NS)
09:47:08
eth1
-
TCP
66.50.65.6
3046
192.168.1.2
445
09:47:11
eth1
-
TCP
66.50.65.6
3046
192.168.1.2
445
10:09:58
eth1
-
TCP
66.50.65.6
4038
192.168.1.2
445
10:10:01
eth1
-
TCP
66.50.65.6
4038
192.168.1.2
445
10:17:04
eth1
-
TCP
68.113.120.33
1367
192.168.1.2
27374
10:19:38
eth1
-
TCP
66.50.92.109
3701
192.168.1.2
27374
10:19:41
eth1
-
TCP
66.50.92.109
3701
192.168.1.2
27374
10:38:22
eth1
-
UDP
218.104.41.126
52286
192.168.1.2
137(NETBIOS-NS)
10:48:47
eth1
-
TCP
66.50.56.103
4554
192.168.1.2
445
10:48:50
eth1
-
TCP
66.50.56.103
4554
192.168.1.2
445
10:50:23
eth1
-
UDP
218.70.52.196
1030
192.168.1.2
137(NETBIOS-NS)
11:00:33
eth1
-
TCP
66.41.30.73
4258
192.168.1.2
135
11:00:36
eth1
-
TCP
66.41.30.73
4258
192.168.1.2
135
11:00:42
eth1
-
TCP
66.41.30.73
4258
192.168.1.2
135
11:06:47
eth1
-
TCP
210.21.115.70
37894
192.168.1.2
21(FTP)
11:06:50
eth1
-
TCP
210.21.115.70
37894
192.168.1.2
21(FTP)
11:06:56
eth1
-
TCP
210.21.115.70
37894
192.168.1.2
21(FTP)
11:07:08
eth1
-
TCP
210.21.115.70
37894
192.168.1.2
21(FTP)
11:36:10
eth1
-
TCP
195.67.69.142
1377
192.168.1.2
80(WWW)
11:55:53
eth1
-
TCP
218.233.88.18
2484
192.168.1.2
139(NETBIOS-SSN)
11:55:56
eth1
-
TCP
218.233.88.18
2484
192.168.1.2
139(NETBIOS-SSN)
11:56:02
eth1
-
TCP
218.233.88.18
2484
192.168.1.2
139(NETBIOS-SSN)
11:59:32
eth1
-
UDP
66.156.210.94
1026
192.168.1.2
137(NETBIOS-NS)
12:06:26
eth1
-
UDP
210.202.224.35
1027
192.168.1.2
137(NETBIOS-NS)
12:09:03
eth1
-
UDP
68.45.130.183
1643
192.168.1.2
1434
12:19:00
eth1
-
TCP
65.100.231.34
80(WWW)
192.168.1.2
1000
12:42:49
eth1
-
UDP
209.178.172.27
1178
192.168.1.2
1434
13:05:26
eth1
-
UDP
195.174.69.225
1025
192.168.1.2
137(NETBIOS-NS)
13:09:34
eth1
-
UDP
199.222.160.66
1028
192.168.1.2
137(NETBIOS-NS)
13:28:14
eth1
-
UDP
61.1.186.227
1030
192.168.1.2
137(NETBIOS-NS)
13:49:54
eth1
-
UDP
213.123.200.88
34524
192.168.1.2
137(NETBIOS-NS)
13:50:35
eth1
-
TCP
65.100.231.34
80(WWW)
192.168.1.2
1000
14:13:05
eth1
-
UDP
68.73.68.140
43973
192.168.1.2
137(NETBIOS-NS)
14:31:35
eth1
-
TCP
66.50.21.97
4747
192.168.1.2
445
14:31:38
eth1
-
TCP
66.50.21.97
4747
192.168.1.2
445
14:37:27
eth1
-
UDP
66.14.178.161
1037
192.168.1.2
137(NETBIOS-NS)
14:48:45
eth1
-
TCP
65.100.231.32
53(DOMAIN)
192.168.1.2
1984
14:48:49
eth1
-
TCP
65.100.231.32
53(DOMAIN)
192.168.1.2
1984
14:48:56
eth1
-
TCP
65.100.231.32
53(DOMAIN)
192.168.1.2
1984
14:49:08
eth1
-
TCP
65.100.231.32
53(DOMAIN)
192.168.1.2
1984
14:49:33
eth1
-
TCP
65.100.231.32
53(DOMAIN)
192.168.1.2
1984
14:51:39
eth1
-
TCP
219.141.60.130
3391
192.168.1.2
111(SUNRPC)
14:51:42
eth1
-
TCP
219.141.60.130
3391
192.168.1.2
111(SUNRPC)
14:53:32
eth1
-
UDP
217.161.65.46
1031
192.168.1.2
137(NETBIOS-NS)
15:29:54
eth1
-
TCP
202.26.248.69
1784
192.168.1.2
21(FTP)
15:29:57
eth1
-
TCP
202.26.248.69
1784
192.168.1.2
21(FTP)
15:51:16
eth1
-
TCP
80.181.240.113
33372
192.168.1.2
21(FTP)
16:04:05
eth1
-
TCP
67.125.134.74
4484
192.168.1.2
17300
16:47:00
eth1
-
TCP
68.37.79.117
4723
192.168.1.2
135
16:47:03
eth1
-
TCP
68.37.79.117
4723
192.168.1.2
135
16:47:09
eth1
-
TCP
68.37.79.117
4723
192.168.1.2
135
16:51:52
eth1
-
UDP
200.175.197.32
1025
192.168.1.2
137(NETBIOS-NS)
16:55:17
eth1
-
TCP
65.30.187.45
4981
192.168.1.2
31320
16:55:20
eth1
-
TCP
65.30.187.45
4981
192.168.1.2
31320
16:55:26
eth1
-
TCP
65.30.187.45
4981
192.168.1.2
31320
16:55:42
eth1
-
TCP
65.30.187.45
4981
192.168.1.2
31320
17:25:17
eth1
-
UDP
210.144.187.175
1025
192.168.1.2
137(NETBIOS-NS)
17:54:46
eth1
-
TCP
66.50.234.56
50765
192.168.1.2
445
17:54:49
eth1
-
TCP
66.50.234.56
50765
192.168.1.2
445
18:23:01
eth1
-
UDP
145.254.222.57
1026
192.168.1.2
137(NETBIOS-NS)
18:24:05
eth1
-
TCP
199.89.199.36
80(WWW)
192.168.1.2
13936
18:33:03
eth1
-
TCP
66.50.234.56
50657
192.168.1.2
445
18:33:06
eth1
-
TCP
66.50.234.56
50657
192.168.1.2
445
19:13:30
eth1
-
TCP
66.50.56.84
3667
192.168.1.2
445
19:13:33
eth1
-
TCP
66.50.56.84
3667
192.168.1.2
445
19:16:27
eth1
-
UDP
81.192.152.78
1032
192.168.1.2
137(NETBIOS-NS)
20:09:31
eth1
-
TCP
66.50.21.92
4049
192.168.1.2
445
20:09:34
eth1
-
TCP
66.50.21.92
4049
192.168.1.2
445
20:30:58
eth1
-
UDP
211.161.172.52
5188
192.168.1.2
135
20:32:57
eth1
-
UDP
207.30.163.234
26722
192.168.1.2
137(NETBIOS-NS)
20:53:45
eth1
-
TCP
66.50.115.74
2286
192.168.1.2
445
20:53:48
eth1
-
TCP
66.50.115.74
2286
192.168.1.2
445
20:54:05
eth1
-
TCP
66.50.56.22
1754
192.168.1.2
80(WWW)
20:54:08
eth1
-
TCP
66.50.56.22
1754
192.168.1.2
80(WWW)
20:56:57
eth1
-
TCP
66.50.115.74
3015
192.168.1.2
445
20:57:00
eth1
-
TCP
66.50.115.74
3015
192.168.1.2
445
21:11:02
eth1
-
UDP
212.55.188.66
1026
192.168.1.2
137(NETBIOS-NS)
21:42:06
eth1
-
TCP
209.79.177.171
80(WWW)
192.168.1.2
14425
21:42:09
eth1
-
TCP
209.79.177.171
80(WWW)
192.168.1.2
14426
21:44:48
eth1
-
UDP
66.50.89.154
5881
192.168.1.2
5882
22:05:59
eth1
-
TCP
210.230.206.211
41947
192.168.1.2
443(HTTPS)
22:06:02
eth1
-
TCP
210.230.206.211
41947
192.168.1.2
443(HTTPS)
22:30:35
eth1
-
UDP
61.129.75.231
1495
192.168.1.2
135
22:50:47
eth1
-
TCP
66.50.102.126
1563
192.168.1.2
445
22:50:50
eth1
-
TCP
66.50.102.126
1563
192.168.1.2
445
23:01:42
eth1
-
UDP
64.163.30.185
3708
192.168.1.2
137(NETBIOS-NS)
23:15:11
eth1
-
UDP
200.165.30.127
1026
192.168.1.2
137(NETBIOS-NS)
23:31:42
eth1
-
UDP
81.135.121.167
1026
192.168.1.2
137(NETBIOS-NS)
23:33:31
eth1
-
TCP
66.50.115.142
1317
192.168.1.2
445
23:33:34
eth1
-
TCP
66.50.115.142
1317
192.168.1.2
445
23:57:37
eth1
-
TCP
66.50.115.142
1696
192.168.1.2
445
16:58:56
eth1
-
TCP
152.2.210.109
53081
192.168.1.2
14918
17:06:26
eth1
-
TCP
217.96.191.78
4084
192.168.1.2
443(HTTPS)
17:06:29
eth1
-
TCP
217.96.191.78
4084
192.168.1.2
443(HTTPS)
17:08:35
eth1
-
TCP
209.11.84.157
80(WWW)
192.168.1.2
15263
17:23:43
eth1
-
TCP
211.22.200.242
3189
192.168.1.2
515(PRINTER)
17:57:28
eth1
-
UDP
148.240.106.8
1027
192.168.1.2
137(NETBIOS-NS)
18:04:18
eth1
-
TCP
66.50.234.56
50332
192.168.1.2
445
18:09:25
eth1
-
TCP
67.30.100.123
2231
192.168.1.2
27374
18:22:58
eth1
-
UDP
24.107.97.1
25187
192.168.1.2
137(NETBIOS-NS)
18:23:06
eth1
-
TCP
203.194.209.177
21(FTP)
192.168.1.2
2056
18:24:55
eth1
-
TCP
203.194.209.177
80(WWW)
192.168.1.2
15065
18:42:36
eth1
-
UDP
202.163.125.59
4812
192.168.1.2
1434
19:05:21
eth1
-
UDP
66.50.94.61
31790
192.168.1.2
31789
19:23:04
eth1
-
UDP
207.61.124.27
2275
192.168.1.2
137(NETBIOS-NS)
19:52:38
eth1
-
TCP
217.170.18.4
80(WWW)
192.168.1.2
15297
19:52:46
eth1
-
TCP
217.170.18.4
80(WWW)
192.168.1.2
15299
19:52:58
eth1
-
UDP
65.54.240.61
7001
192.168.1.2
4849
19:52:59
eth1
-
UDP
65.54.240.61
7001
192.168.1.2
4849
19:53:00
eth1
-
UDP
65.54.240.61
7001
192.168.1.2
4849
19:53:01
eth0
eth1
ICMP
10.0.0.51
7001
65.54.240.61
4849
19:59:02
eth1
-
TCP
67.98.25.16
2465
192.168.1.2
1433
19:59:05
eth1
-
TCP
67.98.25.16
2465
192.168.1.2
1433
20:00:24
eth1
-
TCP
24.58.250.151
2375
192.168.1.2
135
20:00:26
eth1
-
TCP
24.58.250.151
2375
192.168.1.2
135
20:00:32
eth1
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TCP
24.58.250.151
2375
192.168.1.2
135
20:03:20
eth1
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TCP
24.242.252.68
4867
192.168.1.2
135
20:18:21
eth1
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TCP
65.33.140.108
2636
192.168.1.2
135
20:18:38
eth1
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TCP
65.33.224.152
3084
192.168.1.2
135
20:24:33
eth1
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TCP
66.78.3.6
52429
192.168.1.2
443(HTTPS)
20:24:39
eth1
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TCP
66.78.3.6
52429
192.168.1.2
443(HTTPS)
20:32:07
eth1
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TCP
211.78.51.249
3013
192.168.1.2
443(HTTPS)
20:32:10
eth1
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TCP
211.78.51.249
3013
192.168.1.2
443(HTTPS)
20:32:15
eth1
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TCP
211.78.51.249
3013
192.168.1.2
443(HTTPS)
20:54:55
eth1
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UDP
202.107.202.118
1026
192.168.1.2
137(NETBIOS-NS)
20:58:21
eth1
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TCP
80.137.255.122
2016
192.168.1.2
80(WWW)
20:58:25
eth1
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TCP
80.137.255.122
2016
192.168.1.2
80(WWW)
20:58:31
eth1
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TCP
80.137.255.122
2016
192.168.1.2
80(WWW)
20:58:52
eth1
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UDP
24.77.102.102
1034
192.168.1.2
137(NETBIOS-NS)
That's just today
And note, that my public IP address is not published at all
This is not the KVCD.Net log. This is my home PC ADSL line, which is HIGHLY protected, currently by a Linux based firewall
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120 gig external drive Otto?
is too big.
example sizes of my ghost images and systems:
2k - 753mb
XP - 1,19gb
ME - 839mb
98se 556mb
they all have the same programs running,
just little differences for each case(versions,etc)
i did image of 98se a few hours ago and have
1,20gb in drive c: ,the image of this drive have
556mb
was used the command line posted in portuguese forum,
that was adjusted for MAX compression.
is faster,no more than 5 minutes to do the image(athlon xp2000+)
and 3 minutes to restore the system.
and the best:
don't need to format the partition when you restore it.
the c: will be clean automatic before the system is restored!
all details are there, any doubt, ask me!
@ Kwag:
what is this my friend?!?!?
the bigger post in the whole world!
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Thanks kwag:
I have a Linksys cable/ dsl ethernet router, that to the best of my limited understanding, is sopposed to give me some sort of a firewall protection. I am going to try to learn a bit more about firewall protection and cable modems...........as well as to sstart encrypting my messages
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Thanks kwag:
I have a Linksys cable/ dsl ethernet router, that to the best of my limited understanding, is sopposed to give me some sort of a firewall protection. I am going to try to learn a bit more about firewall protection and cable modems...........as well as to sstart encrypting my messages
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If you have an old PC laying around, download this
www.smoothwall.org
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Thanks kwag, I will work on this tomorrow.
Jorel: I have printed "cd de boot com ghost" and will read it later on today or tomorrow.
Thanks compadres
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OK, Step #1 was accomplished. After being scared by discjuggler, its installation wizard took over the installation of avg, I finally installed the avg antivirus program. Actually it found 2 virus. One of them was Word related, and it was W97M/Mdma, and the other was an exe file hidden behind a file called Monalisa.jpg. (Both files are now gone, finished, kaput.) Funny, both files were downloaded last year, when I was working in Brazil. (Do not mean anything with that Jorel and my other Brazilian friends, other than to state where I was when I picked up these files, it could have happened in Peru or Argentina, or.....)
Step # 2 is going to be the ghost image.....but I will do that tomorrow, I am tired of hunting viruses and problems. Now I will do what I wanted to do earlier today: burn the test kvcd +RW disc........Wish me luck.
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Hi totonho03,
I don't use Norton or McAffee. I use AVG Anti Virus, which has caught some viruses on my machine, that neither Norton nor McAfee were able to detect. You can get a free "Personal" version here: http://www.grisoft.com/
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believe me:
yesterday i download and install the avg antivirus.
i never had used antivirus before cos i have ghost images.
the program search and don't find anything wrong
in mthe whole 60gb hd,in the boot....nothing!
then i think:
great,let stay.
but when i open the start page,the pages in d9 and others pages
that i go everyday.....
the fonts was encrease 4 times the size.....
everything was BIG!
the size of the pages,the fonts....everything giant!
i search and can't find what happen....
then i had to back my ghost image that i did yesterday
before i install the avg antivirus.
everything is ok again.
the only difference in the image back is the antivirus,nothing more.
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but when i open the start page,the pages in d9 and others pages
that i go everyday.....
the fonts was encrease 4 times the size.....
everything was BIG!
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That is weird
I've never experienced that, and I have AVG installed on 3 machines
I'm on XP on all machines here. Are you on XP
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Quote:
Originally Posted by jorel
but when i open the start page,the pages in d9 and others pages
that i go everyday.....
the fonts was encrease 4 times the size.....
everything was BIG!
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That is weird
I've never experienced that, and I have AVG installed on 3 machines
I'm on XP on all machines here. Are you on XP
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no Kwag,
is 98SE
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