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I have a file that appeared with a download of video that I cannot delete! It
appears in the my videos folder and also in the downloads and settings
folder. I'm not sure that it is a harmful file but there are pornographic
references in the file and I would like to get rid of it. After deleting it
to the recycle bin and emptying bin it always reappears. I have tried safe
mode to delete it and ran virus protection in safe mode to no avail ( I am
running windows xp home ). I would like any info on how to delete that file
from said folders. Also if anyone has any ideas on what " shellcon hidden
window is I would appreciate it.
thanks
 
phishman aka (e-mail address removed) in
<[email protected]> on 2/5/2007 at
7:07:00 AM in microsoft.public.win2000.security after much thought,came
up with this jewel:
I have a file that appeared with a download of video that I cannot
delete! It appears in the my videos folder and also in the downloads
and settings folder. I'm not sure that it is a harmful file but there
are pornographic references in the file and I would like to get rid
of it. After deleting it to the recycle bin and emptying bin it
always reappears. I have tried safe mode to delete it and ran virus
protection in safe mode to no avail ( I am running windows xp home ).
I would like any info on how to delete that file from said folders.
Also if anyone has any ideas on what " shellcon hidden window is I
would appreciate it. thanks
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