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pevil
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Joined: Mon Mar 31, 2003 1:43 am
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 Lop ok well ad aware has told me i have lop virus. and its in these locations:
obj[18]=File : C:\System Volume Information\_restore{1DCACFF1-25EE-47AA-836B-FB3D95D3EB62}\RP569\A0188013.exe
obj[19]=File : C:\System Volume Information\_restore{1DCACFF1-25EE-47AA-836B-FB3D95D3EB62}\RP569\A0188014.dll
obj[20]=File : C:\System Volume Information\_restore{1DCACFF1-25EE-47AA-836B-FB3D95D3EB62}\RP569\A0188015.exe
trouble is if i go to the respective folders, they're hidden... as in even with 'view hidden folders' in the folder options, i can't view them, the files go up to A0188012 only. any help on how to get rid of it? My antivirus doesn't clear it or even find it. gonna try the online virus scan from trend micro in a mo though.
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Rinox
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Trend Micro scans and repairs stuff from the system volume info, so I think it should do the job. 
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pevil
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nope, trend found a trojan and got rid of it but found no trace of Lop. *sigh*
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J
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Location: Belgium
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Tried Hijack this, Spybot or Avast (or any other free virusscanner)?
With those i manage to keep my computer more or less virus- and spywarefree. (notice the 'more or less').
Adaware doesn't impress me that much (i have it and still use it, but it doesn't seem to find as much as the others).
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Satis
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blah....that directory it's in is your system restore folder.
Turn off system restore:
right-click my computer
properties
system restore tab
check 'turn off'
see if the directory still exists. If it does, delete it.
Then turn it back on again if you must.
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Mole
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She wants to know if you mean the entire directiory, or just the ones mentioned? Because if it's just the once mentioned they aren't visible, even with "view hidden folders" turned on.
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Satis
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well, be sure system restore is turned off. Then I'd just deep six the whole thing. If you plan on ever restoring your computer, though, you may want to be careful. Personally, system restore to me is retarded. If my box is so broken I can't fix it, restoring probably isn't going to be doing me much good. I'll just reinstall the bitch.
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pevil
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heh restore has come in handy for me. we're not all such computer whizzes as you, so often if i can't fix it, restore can  but yeah i switched it off, all the directories went, and now its back on and clean of lop. Thanks satis
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