Virus aaaaaarrrrrgggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

[Lord Anubis]

can you believe it!!!!!!!

I got a virus that deleted my symantec 10, peerguardian, system restore, dvd drivers and had the audacity to then try to give me bsod on start-up and then a ntoskernel.exe login failure...eishhhh

but hehehe I'm not a BOFH but I can hack too

Just killed it with a windows repair and my slipstream install with a mcafee enterprise fix

 

[killadoob]

whoops i coulda sworn i saw vista hahaha

my bad eyes

 

[Highflyer_GP]

Didn't see him bashing Vista

 

[The_Unbeliever]

Norton's not good anymore.

Started with their 2002 when the opaserv family caused mayhem and chaos

 

[Kasyx]

I think the problem was that you were running Norton.

 

[medicnick83]

Nod32 Ftw!!!

 

[eitai2001]

I installed AVG ... deleted my Crysis CD-Crack so I don't need to use the CD ...

 

[11masoodt]

i use kaspersky antivirus, came with my mobo CD

 

[hxc87x]

i use kaspersky antivirus, came with my mobo CD

+1
kaspersky is awesome. picked up quite a few things that nod32 didnt, and nod32 picked up a million things that norton didnt!

 

[dabbler]

Do I remember reading that AVG is no longer free ? I hope not.

 

[Glordit]

Norton!!! aaaarrrrrggggggghhhhhhhh


AVG still has a free version! Been using free ver. for years never had a problem!

 

[Lord Anubis]

The virus was the "beagle" virus.....WTH....Norton didn't catch it realtime.

but hey at least its sorted out now and I have easter weekend to myself ..hehehe

 

[The_Unbeliever]

Ya, Norton also didn't catch the Opaserv worm...

in those days we made note of what files the opaserv worm created (brasil.exe, brasil.pif etc) and then just create empty, readonly directories so the virus could not write a copy of itself to disk.

Am using AVG Free at home, and McAfee at work. (kicked norton out).

 

[11masoodt]

The virus was the "beagle" virus.....WTH....Norton didn't catch it realtime.

but hey at least its sorted out now and I have easter weekend to myself ..hehehe

Ya, Norton also didn't catch the Opaserv worm...

in those days we made note of what files the opaserv worm created (brasil.exe, brasil.pif etc) and then just create empty, readonly directories so the virus could not write a copy of itself to disk.

Am using AVG Free at home, and McAfee at work. (kicked norton out).

try using Kaspersky antivirus, it's reliable