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    Resolved VIRUS - Cannot be treated?!

    I just ran ZoneAlarm's antivirus and it found a virus called:

    "Win32.Bube.J"

    The file cannot be treated because guess what, its in Explorer.exe?!

    What should i do, i dont think i can delete it, or rename it
    Last edited by Madboy; Apr 29th, 2005 at 04:43 AM. Reason: Problem Solved

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    Re: VIRUS - Cannot be treated?!

    Doh, cant rename, or delete it.

    What should i do now, if this is the core file of Windows 98?

    Could someone send a copy of there Windows 98 Explorer.exe file?

    Cheers

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    Re: VIRUS - Cannot be treated?!

    try trendmicro.com and see what it has to say about it.

    from their site:

    This malware may be dropped by other malware programs into the system.

    Upon execution, this malware drops two copies of itself in the Windows system folder: one using the file name of its executed copy, and the other as SVHOST.EXE.

    It creates autostart registry entries to ensure automatic execution at every system startup. It also infects EXPLORER.EXE to ensure that its malicious routine is executed.

    It sets registry entries to make the system vulnerable to the its routines, and downloads the file http://adv{BLOCKED}dmin.biz/tasks into the system.
    the cure:
    http://www.trendmicro.com/vinfo/viru...A%2DO&VSect=Sn
    Last edited by dglienna; Apr 28th, 2005 at 10:52 PM.

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    Re: VIRUS - Cannot be treated?!

    ok, i ran through that thanks, even though some of the registry keys were missing, and i couldnt load Wininit.ini

    How does this solve the infected Explorer.exe file though?

    EDIT:

    Thanks its fixed now mate

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