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| broster |
posted on 8th Dec 04 at 21:01 |
cheers ill try this. running an avg again after my deleting spree, many of them were in temp internet files so they went along with everything else! | |
| Steve |
posted on 8th Dec 04 at 21:00 |
start in saef mode then it will let u delete, if that fails then delete the entries in the Run key in the registry as it will be starting them on boot | |
| Dom |
posted on 8th Dec 04 at 20:58 |
quote: well virus's can be hiden in anything...inc exe files :) But the best bet, is to go into safe mode and run the AV again and see if it helps :) If not, go to a decent AV website and see if they offer any external programs you run to delete them etc - or they will have instructions on how to delete them atleast :thumbs: | |
| broster |
posted on 8th Dec 04 at 20:56 |
arrr so randomly deleting stuff iant good?! | |
| Dom |
posted on 8th Dec 04 at 20:53 |
go to something nortons AV website and look up the virus name...they have external programs that get rid of this stuff :thumbs: | |
| Adam_B |
posted on 8th Dec 04 at 20:53 |
.exe files are what you use to open a program, you dont want to be deleting them | |
| broster |
posted on 8th Dec 04 at 20:52 |
ok..... misses computer had 14 viruses(i used it for porn.......... joke) and avg erases 8 of them but the remaining it wouldnt erase, i looked them up but they were .exe files i could only find .ini files? i deleted them anyway.....is this the correct way to do it, where are the .exe files? |