This file was created in windows xp /c:/system 32 by the virus Trojan.goldun. I am unable to delete this file. not even from safe mode.
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download killbox and install it, run it and follow the instructions to remove the file, it eill remove it on the next reboot before windows loads it, that is why you can't delet it cause it is already loaded in memory. run regedit and remove any trace of it in the run and runonce folders\nthen hope it is gone
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It is a virus.It over rides your anti anything.Go here and download this ,install,scan.It is a  30 day trial but it will remove this
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Well, I had a client with the same software loaded on.    It is a nasty little spyware program.  I found that even using a spyware removal program such as Ad-Aware with its add-ons didn't work.  Try this below:\n\n) Because several files may be in use currently when NCase has infected your system, you should first start Windows in Safe Mode, generally by pressing F8 when the computer restarts and choosing Safe Mode for the list of choices.\n\n2) Remove the Startup Entry in the Registry\n\nClick on Start, Run, Type REGEDIT and Click OK\n\nClick the pluses(+) next to the following items\nHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \nSoftware \nMicrosoft \nWindows \nCurrentVersion \nRun\n\nRight-Click on the file MSBB and click DELETE \nCheck for any randomly named entries pointing to an EXE file of the same name in the Windows directory \n(this can be part of the NCASE infection as well)\n\nClick the pluses(+) next to the following items\nHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \nSoftware \nMicrosoft \nWindows \nCurrentVersion \nUninstall \nRight-click and Delete the following folders\nnCase \nmsbb \nClick the pluses(+) next to the following items\nHKEY_Current_User \nSoftware \nRight-click and Delete the folder called 180solutions \n3) Delete the NCASE folder and/or the MSBB.exe file\n\nOpen My Computer, Drive C, Program Files \nRight-click on the NCASE folder (if it exists) and Delete it, you may also find a 180Solutions folder, delete this as well. \nLook for and Delete MSBB.EXE in the System or System32 directory under Windows \n\n4) Remove the Active X Control (if present)\n\nOpen My Computer, Drive C, Windows, Downloaded Program Files folder \nRight-click on the nCaseInstaller Class entry (if present) and click Delete \nClose back out to the Desktop \n5) Reboot the computer in Normal Mode and test (ncase should be gone\n\nGood Luck!
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Run your virus program after you do read and do this first:\n\nWindows ME and XP utilize a restore utility that backs up selected files automatically to the C:&#92;_Restore folder. This means that an infected file could be stored there as a backup file, and VirusScan will be unable to delete these files. You must disable the System Restore Utility to remove the infected files from the C:&#92;_Restore folder.\n\nNow go here: to learn how to disable system restore:\n\nhttp://vil.nai.com/vil/SystemHelpDocs/DisableSysRestore.aspx
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Better you delete it asap. Use anti spyware program or else you'll end up like I was, i had a trojan thing that attacked kernell32 which is the brain of my comp. And I had to reinstall windows from 0.
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Try using this from microsoft:\n\nMalicious virus removal tool:\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/security/malwareremove/default.mspx\n\nGood Luck
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Thats a bad virus. It masks your SVC host and also will mask any anti-virus program you may have. Ive only encountered this virus once and unfortunately it was on my computer. Took em almost 72 hours to get rid of it. It infects your system with various trojan downloaders and worms. I will tell you how to get rid of it strp by step.\n\n1 step.  Unplug your internet connection from the back, It accesses the internet and connects to an irc bot. Once it connects to irc bot it will non stop start sending you trojans and worms.\n\n2nd step. Restart your labtop and boot it in safe mode. Make sure there is no connection to the internet. I cannot emphasis this enough.\n\n3rd Step. Im assuming you have access to another computer since you posted, so you will need to download a program called "Hijack This" and burn it on a disk. Also you will need a copy of a virus software, if you dont have the disk for your current anti-virus the download a free anti-virus such as avg.\n\n4th step. Start your labtop in safe mode. Once its up install program hijack this, do not run anti-virus software till you run Hijack This. Run the program and it will bring up the process's that are infected. Note you will see svchost as being infected and it will warn you about deleting the process. Its ok cause its a cloned svchost. Delete all that is infected.\n\n5th step. After you complete hijack this it will give you a prompt asking you to restart your computer. DO NOT RESTART IT. at this point what you want to do is run avg or your anti-virus program. Now you will see a ton of trojans and worms. You must write the path of the infected files down so have a pad ready. No it will ask if you want to quaratine and delte the infected files. You can say yes or no , regardless they will not delete. Thats why you must right the path down. After your done writting the paths down restart the computer.\n\n6th step. Find the files that are infected make sure you booted in safe mode. Then manually delete these files.\n\n7th Step. type in the run menu "msconfig" that will bring up a screen go to tab labled start up. Stop the process from auto run at start up the process named WINDLL.32.EXE and also uncheck the process called js232.exe.\n\nAfter that then plus your internet connection restart your computer. now before you bring your internt explorer up. Go into the internt options and reset your home page. Example www.google.com/
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That's a readme file. Open it with WinRAR / WinZIP internal viewer or Notepad.\n\nAlso, be careful of warez. You'll likely encounter a virus / Trojan / backdoor you weren't expecting and that isn't easily detected.
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I also have a same file in my E drive. I asked some computer pro and he said it's just a log and you can delete it with no problem.
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Ohhhh it sounds like you got some crappy mal-ware. You need to go download a program to get the crud out. That happens to me fairly often. \nAnd I lost my system 32 folder too from that. But its just hidden. Heres what I do I go in the address bar in "My Computer" and type in: "C:&#92;WINDOWS&#92;system32" and it takes me right to it. As to fixing the problem I dont know how. Just get a good virus scanner. \nOh and when you remove the virus (or whatever you wanna call it) You should be able to use your taskman again. This is probably the only way to do it so ya
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deponds upon which file, see sometimes simply the file format changes, that's not the work of the virus, now i don't know the file, but you know it, so just right click it and do open with, and if you don't get the open with, just fo to rightclick properties, and there you find the associate with option, do it with the porgrame the file belongs with. might help.
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If you click on the file, it will give you more information, like where it is located.\n\nBoot into Safe Mode (hold F8 when the computer is loading).  Then you simply go to the file and delete it manually.\n\nQuite often, this is because it is already loaded.  Booting in safe mode normally prevents anything from loading on boot-up.  You can delete it easily then.\n\nOr you can pull the hard drive, and then scan it in another computer.\n\nI work at a computer store, and we do all virus scanning in a seperate computer.
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what you can do is locate the files a delete them in safe mode, or you can reformat and reload. and never DL stuff and open it with out a virus scan first, also the chat room software lets people put virus on your computer. \n\ngood luck
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You can try to delete it manually from "C:&#92;Documents and Settings". Just try to delete that user's folder. Not sure it'll work or not.
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Oh dear. Had the same thing myself, my son and his girlfriend. Doesn't seem to do any harm, just a pain in the bum. You can try what you like to remove it and you will fail. You can delete every file that contains mention of it anywhere on your computer in any way, shape or form you like, and it will still be there. \nBut, give it time,. It goes of its own accord after so long. Just vanishes.
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it looks like the email was parsing an executable file called love_lorn.kiss.ok.exe ... sounds like a virus!  i wouldn't download the attachment if I were you... sounds like a virus to me
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Let me try to answer this. \nWhat I was told is to :-\n1) write down the full name of the virus as shown\n  by Zone Alarm\n2) Go to Window and do a search for this virus as\n   virus is just another file. \n3) When you locate it then you can delete or some\n   people call it uninstall.\n\nNote : step 2 and 3 were told to me by some one as\n       I am also having similar problem.\n       However I still do not know how to go about\n       executing step 2 or 3 myself. Perhaps if you\n       konw how , pls do teach me.