>>what if you boot another Windows version with your >>original hard drive
>>connected as a slave. That way you could still be in >>touch with your
>>hard drive and also could run any kind of antivirus.

I did this also but sad to say an updated Norton, Nod32 and bitdefender is
not detecting the virus... also Ive found a new virus that has recently put
it self on one of the comps list of startup application fortunately we
rarely restart computers so I never get to find out what it does...... Its
named issass.exe and resides in c:\windows\system32\ I've never seen this
before.. funny thing is it is also not detected by this 3 updated
antivirus.. as Ive tried copying the file on 3 different comps each running
a different antivirus. I wonder how it got there were using a prettygood
firewall(outpost).. I've sent the file to symantec must be a new variant of
some virus after searching the net.. the name I forgot..

"genome" <jtroxas (at) gmail (dot) com [email concealed]> wrote in message
news:egna8c$8g3$1 (at) sea.gmane.org. (dot) . [email concealed]
> hello..
> I am infected with a virus or a trojan that will not allow me to execute
> and install any antivirus software or even install any windows updates
> offline or online... It simply deletes certain exe files when extracted to
> the hard disk.. and the software installation gives an error saying it
> cannot find the file...
>
> I tried booting in safemode from xp and extract the files manualy but the
> antivirus wont install because its safemode so I boot xp normaly and
> browse to the extraction directory only to find right in front of my eyes
> the exe being deleted by the unknown virus.. tried different antivirus and
> they all wont install... but other software that is not an antivirus will
> install... I tried using an online scanner from bitdefender but it did not
> detect any..
> I tried closing all running process in task manager and services running
> still no avail..
>
> anyone knows what virus or trojan that acts like this..can anyone please
> inform me of its name so I may come to the right way of tracking a
> solution..
>
> thanks...
>
>
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