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Ace Ellis

mcafee stinger program found a virus in c:_RESTORE\ARCHIVE\FS289.CAB file.

what do you think?


thanks
 
Ace Ellis said:
mcafee stinger program found a virus in c:_RESTORE\ARCHIVE\FS289.CAB file.

what do you think?
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I think that as it resides in the restore point, I wouldn't
really care at all about it.

....but you might want to purge the restore point(s) to avoid any
possibility that it might ever become a threat by your attempting
to use that restore point.

Disable the restore feature, reboot, re-enable it if desired, and
reboot again, and you will automatically have a new restore
point created. I don't have ME so I don't know the specifics
on how to navigate to those options.
 
: mcafee stinger program found a virus in c:_RESTORE\ARCHIVE\FS289.CAB file.
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: what do you think?
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: thanks

I think you have a virus. ;-)
 
[email protected] said:
I think that as it resides in the restore point, I wouldn't
really care at all about it.

...but you might want to purge the restore point(s) to avoid any
possibility that it might ever become a threat by your attempting
to use that restore point.

Disable the restore feature, reboot, re-enable it if desired, and
reboot again, and you will automatically have a new restore
point created. I don't have ME so I don't know the specifics
on how to navigate to those options.
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Don't know about on ME but on XP you don't have to reboot between
turning on & off the restore
 
Geese_Hunter said:
Don't know about on ME but on XP you don't have to reboot between
turning on & off the restore
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Thanks for the info.

I don't have either of those OSes, but I had assumed the reboot
was needed for purging. Most times that I read a procedure which
was without the reboot, it was disabled so you could scan *and
affect* the files detected, not in order to purge the restore points.

Anyway, I should just say "purge the restore points" and assume
that the poster knows how to work with their machine's OS. ;o)
 
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