Craaaaaaaaap

[4th gen]

Originally posted by opivykid@13 March 2004 - 22:55
Probibly because the damn thing is running. Press CTRL + ALT + DEL, and check the running processes. See if "start.exe" is there, then kill it, then delete it with NOD32

-Nah, it's not

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Navigate to the parent directory of the one containing the virus in DOS and list the folders in that directory. Does the suspect directory appear there?

-I'm going risk looking like a retard, and ask you how to go about doing this...

Start>run>cmd>enter
Then you have to navigate to the directory you want to get to. To go forward a directory, type "cd" and then the directory name. For example, if you're in C:\ and you want to go to program files, type:

cd program files

If you want to go back one directory, type

cd..

Once you've navigated to C:\Documents and Settings\owner\localsettings\temp\

type in

dir

This should now give you a full list of all the files and folders in that directory. Good luck.

P.S. Your question by no means makes you look retarted, quite the opposite. It reflects badly on me as I didn't give you enough information to help you. Sorry

[opivykid]

Nah it's not finding anything. I also scanned the temp folder with nod32, and now it isn't finding anything, so who knows...

[4th gen]

Originally posted by opivykid@13 March 2004 - 23:08
Nah it's not finding anything. I also scanned the temp folder with nod32, and now it isn't finding anything, so who knows...

Try rebooting into Safe mode (press F8 during boot) and scan with NOD32 again...