There's a virus in my System Volume Information folder.......please hlep?
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Yap you can delete this whole folder it will not hamrmfull for your computer but be carefull do't delete others well in the system volume information folder there are always a lot of viruses but they cannot harm your computer if you do't delete them then also no problem...
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this is a virus uploader. I had the same problem. If you can find out what the .exe file is called find it in your windows files and delete it
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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.
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It may be a virus reinstall WIndows
244008
You will need to use the SmitRem tool and this procedure:\n\nhttp://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/topic47826.html
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U MUST GO FOR A FULL SYSTEM VIRUS SCAN PAL.
667607
You may want to run a virus scan on it.  It doesn't sound good.  Try to backup your data file as soon as possible.  The last resort is to format your drive and start over with installing windows.  Good luck.
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YOU DO HAVE A VIRUS! Aint no question about it. Go to microsoft website and download the "malicious software removal tool"
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The malware is in your System Restore files which are basically locked by Windows so your security suite cannot touch it. \n\nThe solution is easy.  You simply need to delete all your old system restore points. To do so:\ngo to control panel > system > system restore > check mark "Turn off system restore on all drives" > apply > answer "yes" > OK > reboot.\n\nAfter reboot go back and turn system restore back on again and your problem should be gone!
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you got a virus dude, price you pay for illegal downloading. I'd wipe off your hard drive and reinstall Windows
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just re-format you hard disk and simply install every thing that you need to you computer. i know it is all day job but hey you will 100% virus free (if there aren't any virus on you installer) :D
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have u tried using regedit????\n\n\ni guess you havent yet,,,\n\nbecause almost all infos can be seen in registry\nyou can even  manually clean a virus.. and change the name of your recycle bin or your "START"menu...\n\njust be very carefull when dealing with windows registry....
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use windows live safety scanner.the link is as follows:\nhttp://safety.live.com\nYou must do a full service scan where it will download some components to your system and then perform the scan and remove the virus.
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Thanks for information , I just run VIRUS DEFINITION update.
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Go here download and scan you have a virus that over rides your scanners so it will not be picked up.I got it from my space to and it is bad, virus are codes and my space deals with codes this will get it gone i promise
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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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Try doing a "System Restore" in safe mode (f8 on restart). That turns off most of the programs that automatically run on startup. This where a lot of virus' hide. Make sure that you go back to a date far enough  to restore system prior to the suspected infection.