I had no virus protection when NorBTok attacked (there wsa Norton, but it was recently damaged). I have removed most of the associated files with the virus, and made some Registry changes.
However, the virus detects and window/file with VIRUS in the name, and closes it down. It's also closing down related info pages on Symantec and other popular anti-virus sites... I can't run any anti-virus.
Which registry value must I re-set so that this virus can't close windows/files with the word VIRUS in them? I know the answer is in the registry.... which I have been able to open...
2006-09-07
06:46:24
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Prophecy
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1. The virus is closing down any browser window that's about viruses.
2. It's closing down the Norton uninstall dialog box.
3. It simply won't let run anything with the word virus in it.
I WANT TO KNOW whether this virus closes down such programs through a registry value, and if so, which one? Or is this virus an *.exe file that reads a window/dialog box as it opens, and then closes it.
I'll try the grisoft virus remover. Wish me luck!
MY SYSTEM IS WINDOWS XP.
2006-09-07
20:35:44 ·
update #1
The threat was actually closing this window too! Until I logged back in safe mode! :(
2006-09-07
20:36:42 ·
update #2