You must be off your medication again, as you are certainly suffering from
delusions.
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HTH,
Curt
Windows Support Centerwww.aumha.org
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| > >> > The information together with the detailed result screen of the
scan
| > >> > in question was forwarded, as requested.
| >
| > >> *** Forwarded to whom? Where is it?
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| > >> > None of the regular anti virus softwareis even showing this type of
| > >> > trojan YET.
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| > >> *** So what makes you so confident that it is a trojan included
| > >> *** with a Microsoft update? It is far more likely that your
| > >> *** mysterious virus scanner has reported a false positive.
| >
| > >Someone asked it and received the information.
| >
| > Yea sure.
| >
| > Someone making this post is an idiot...oh, wait, THAT'S YOU.
| >
| > >I already mentioned a few years ago your regular American
| > >antivriusprograms found for instance at a given moment the latest type
| > >of Klez virus.
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| > >Only 1 antivirus developer offered a solution to remove it, this
| > >wasn't Norton nor any other American antivirus software developer.
| >
| > >You cannot even find a discription for the type of trojan in these
| > >anti virus programs as well. If you cannot find any reference to it,
| > >would you say they even know what to look for?
| >
| > OK, if the AV is so fantastic why have you refused multiple times to
| > name it?
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| > Not that I expect any real answers from you.
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| There is something to be learned from this thread. These self
| proclaimed Microsoft consultants don't need full information to decide
| on something.
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| Without seeing anything any problem is a non problem, especially when
| it is related with the firm they are consultants for.
|
| This tells a lot about the validity of their advices.
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