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Hi, Several coworkers and myself seem to have picked up a tough version of
SdBot, which is detected by WD (and little else - thank you WD!!). Although
WD removes the primary SdBot file, winmon.exe from WINDOWS/system32, the file
is replaced upon the next boot. We're aware of the usual instructions for
removing associated registry keys that reinstall winmon.exe, but those don't
seem to exist in our registry - yet the file reappears without fail upon
rebooting. If it was just one or two of us, we'd reinstall Windows, but
several of us (and some servers too) have this monster. Any suggestions?
SdBot, which is detected by WD (and little else - thank you WD!!). Although
WD removes the primary SdBot file, winmon.exe from WINDOWS/system32, the file
is replaced upon the next boot. We're aware of the usual instructions for
removing associated registry keys that reinstall winmon.exe, but those don't
seem to exist in our registry - yet the file reappears without fail upon
rebooting. If it was just one or two of us, we'd reinstall Windows, but
several of us (and some servers too) have this monster. Any suggestions?