I do a virus scan and it says there is a file C:..My Documents&#92;Morpheus&#92;Morpheus Shared&#92;Shared. I make all folders unhidden and i cant find it. it says there are files like starwars.zip, Matrix.zip.. programs, games and other weird files i have never seen... Should i be worried?
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That is OK. You do not need to worry, since these are preinstalled Windows files. Especially, starwars.zip :)
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I recently read Morpheus, lime wire, bear share have been sued by the motion  picture industry , they may be shut down . I haven't used lime wire or bear share but I will say I've been unable to use Morpheus for a number of days now. So the problem may not be with your system at all but with the site itself being shut down as an article I read indicated. I'll be interested in other answers also .
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This sounds suspiciously like a virus or spyware program. Do you have anti-virus and anti-spyware programs on your computer? If so, run scans through those programs; one or both of them should detect the file and give you the option to delete it.
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It happens alot.\nTry to delete it manually...find the location and the file and delete it.\nBut I have no patience with that, so I simply format and reinstall Windows...then I'm sure there are no viruses!\nI didnt like Norton, so I'm using Kaspersky now, but it also cant delete some viruses sometimes.\n\nEDIT: cant find it, ha? Hmm...I'd stick with formatting hard disk then. Sorry I didnt help :(
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I have been using Limewire for quite sometime and never had any problems but after a download I always check for virus on the file SHARE with my own anti-virus software. If you want something really safe go to (www.mp3searh.ru) you can download full cd´s for $1.18 or less and virus free check it out let me know if you do OK?
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It's a malformed file that contains harmful code that will cause problems to your computer.You shoul delete or quarantine that file.
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Usually a file is undeletable because it is currently running or being utilized or protected by a running program.  If what you say is true about your computer being 'hacked' - there is a decent chance that the file is either running but hidden or being protected by a program that is running but hidden.  It is possible that the file is just marked as "Read-only" or is being accessed by a non-harmful program, but generally this does not happen.  I would recommend booting into safemode (reboot, during the power-on stages press F8 until you get a menu that gives you the option to boot into safe mode) and try deleting the file from there.  \n\nAlso, I am not so sure of your claim that you do not have spyware, malware, or viruses.  I don't care if you have the latest and greatest copy of McAfee or Norton or Anti-Spyware or any combination thereof, there will always be malware programs out there that go undetected or are able to sneak past even some of the best anti-virus programs out there.  This problem is a *very* common occurance when a user has a virus or some other form of malware...\n\nI would HIGHLY recommend backing up your data if it is as important as you make it out to be.  Do yourself a favor and purchase either a CD or DVD writer or an external usb hard drive large enough to back up your critical files.  If your pc is so critical and so 'custom' - I would also recommend in the future buying and using a copy of Norton Ghost to save the state of your computer once it is up and running in a known-good state.  If you are not running sp2, I recommend getting a good personal firewall - Kerio is my favorite free for personal use firewall (highly recommended), or you could buy one as part of a comprehensive security suite.  This would help you from getting 'hacked' in the future.
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I'd not worry about which are and which aren't (infected)...I'd run a virus program that scans, cleans, disinfects and deletes infected files on ALL computers.  That way you have no worries about trying to figure out which ones are, or aren't, and cover all the bases in one swoop!\n\nPS...try Panda Virus Scan, the professional edition...it's the best on the market, with hourly updates on newest viruses!
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If you are trying to save downloads to your computer from the internet,put them in "my documents". After saving to this place,scan for viruses before you open them.
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don't even try to open it !!!that's a probably a virus,run a security program as soon as possible and if you don't have one go to www.mcafee.com.listen some viruses the capacity to even fool all those spy programs you have use,if the problem still there,its kind of time released (in any determinate moment it will show,try my suggestion ,an if is not a virus ,the software have the properties to erase that file(its free to try)
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download it from limewire then open avg and scan the location of the file from the select scan are of avg if nuttin pops up ur good to go do not attemt to play song till its been scanned and it will not harm computer.  if it has a virus simply delete it
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So, you've been with this trojan for about 3 weeks!\nIf you are able to delete these(following) files then it's okay else read the note at the end.\nTROJAN DESCRIPTION: -\nFile Names Used: 28\nPaths Used: 12\nCommon File Name: WMIAPSV.EXE\nCommon Path: %WINDIR%&#92;\nVendor Information: No Vendor details specified\nWMIAPSV.EXE may use 28 or more path and file names, these are the most common:\n1 :%cache%&#92;content.ie5&#92;????????&#92;photoshop002[1]&#92;PHOTOSHOP002.PIF\n2 :%profiles%&#92;ian&#92;local sett...y 2 for picture005.zip&#92;PICTURE005.PIF\n3 :%profiles%&#92;kelli&#92;my documents&#92;my pictures&#92;kelli&#92;PICTURE005.PIF\n4 :%profiles%&#92;owner&#92;local se...or friendpic002[1].zip&#92;FRIENDPIC002.PIF\n5 :%profiles%&#92;the master&#92;loc...or photoshop002[1].zip&#92;PHOTOSHOP002.PIF\n6 :%temp%&#92;temporary director...or friendpic002[1].zip&#92;FRIENDPIC002.PIF\n7 :%WINDIR%&#92;COMHOST.EXE\n8 :?:&#92;SYSTEM VOLUME INFORMAT...F-164D8C1D9EF8}&#92;FIFOED&#92;A0116252.EXE\n9 :?:&#92;system volume informat...tore{?sid?}&#92;rp{folder}&#92;A0116252.EXE\nFile Name Structure: Normal\nFile and Path Structure: Suspicious, unusually high number of file and path combinations\nMoreover it also creates randomly named copies of itself.\nFor this you at least need to scan all activities since last three weeks. Use windows search service withe the limit date provided.\n\nNote: Download the FREEDos and install it.\nNow at boot time start freedos, then you may safely delete any of these files without boundations from DOS.\nElse you may use Quick heal's Emergency scan built for DOS.\n\nGood luck!
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I don't think AVG has automatically deleted that file. Check in its Virus Vault.
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The file is used for a program called Ghost Script. I am not sure what the program is used for, the website for it is http://ghostscript.com/ .
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yes. rename it and put in another folder see if reappears.\n\ncould have spyware and something nastier...
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go to folder options and select the view tab, scroll down to the check box for show hidden files and folders and also show hidden system folders, click yes then okay...now you should see the files.  If not then you are sol
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I am having this problem too.  It isn't a virus...it just what they are doing.  You can download files that are not copyright-protected just fine, but others it will send you to Amazon.  For instance, I was able to download Christmas carols but not television shows.  I believe that Morpheus is doing this because it gets money through the adsense (or similar) program where the site gets money when you click on the advertisers' links.  \n\nBut, that doesn't really solve our problem does it?  So if you do find the answer, I'd love to know.