virus NTRootkit

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a clarification to my previous post, the full name of one
of the viruses is NTRootkit according to the McAfee virus
sheild, which keeps detecting it and yet can't delete,
clean, or quarantine it.
 
You probably need more assistance than this newsgroup can provide. I would
recommend calling Microsoft PSS and ask to speak to the security team.

-steve

Steve Dodson [MSFT]
MCSE, CISSP
PSS Security

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Thanks
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You probably need more assistance than this newsgroup can provide. I would
recommend calling Microsoft PSS and ask to speak to the security team.

-steve

Steve Dodson [MSFT]
MCSE, CISSP
PSS Security

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a clarification to my previous post, the full name of one
of the viruses is NTRootkit according to the McAfee virus
sheild, which keeps detecting it and yet can't delete,
clean, or quarantine it.
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Please call 1-866-pcsafety.

That is a free call to Microsoft PSS for assistance with virus infection
issues.

bbob said:
Thanks
-----Original Message-----
You probably need more assistance than this newsgroup can provide. I would
recommend calling Microsoft PSS and ask to speak to the security team.

-steve

Steve Dodson [MSFT]
MCSE, CISSP
PSS Security

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a clarification to my previous post, the full name of one
of the viruses is NTRootkit according to the McAfee virus
sheild, which keeps detecting it and yet can't delete,
clean, or quarantine it.
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