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folks for some reason as soon as norton and systematic av users update their anti viruses , they are gettting a false reading of this virus in overnet.exe or edonkey.exe.
please set your ave to exclude the scanning of only "ovenet.exe" or/and "edonkey.exe"
this is a false alarm don't be worried nothing there :lol: :lol: :lol:
well, why is it doing this then? there must be a reason...
tralalala
yes boss the reason is a false reading :DQuote:
Originally posted by tralalala@24 February 2004 - 09:29
well, why is it doing this then? there must be a reason...
tralalala
stupid norton!
so theres basically no way of fixing this except by excluding overnet.exe from the scan? :blink:
tralalala
ya that is sometimes avs do that, thats why they have the exclusion rule. its no different then, if you remember a while back some firewalles were falsely reporting klite sending mail, :lol: i dont know if you remember or not. anyways, you are only excluding the exe not the whole folder :lol: :lol: :lol:
mustleman I dunno thought because my isp has said that I have had a virus for a while and I have checked all of my stuff and I have found 1 trojan in the past in Emule. I removed it. Now when Norton updated it found Backdoor.Blaru . This is very strange that my isp has been disconnecting me for a long time and telling me I have a virus but nothing seems to catch it. Now all of a sudden 2/24/04 Norton updates and I find a virus in Overnet. I have checked other boards and they have some stuff in other languages about how to get rid of the virus/backdoor. I dunno but I am really starting to wonder if my isp is right.
can ya'll tell me how to exclude the .exe? cos once i download it again, itll probably delete it without a warning...
tralalala
lol, i was right, i downloaded it again, and i couldnt even finish installing... so, what do i do now?!?!??!!!?!?! :helpsmile:
how do i make norton NOT delete the overnet.exe file??????
tralalala