Try booting from CD base Linux distro (e.g. Pated Magic); <hold-nose-mode>mount MS partition</hold-nose-mode> and have a play; I quite like the look of this command:
rm -rf
rm -rf
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surely thats rm -rf /Originally posted by Addanc View PostTry booting from CD base Linux distro (e.g. Pated Magic); <hold-nose-mode>mount MS partition</hold-nose-mode> and have a play; I quite like the look of this command:
rm -rf
Either way only if that dll is the root cause of the problem deleting it will solve the problem. If the real file is elsewhere it will simply reappear under another name.
Sadly the only way to really be sure of solving a trojan attack is to wipe the system and start again. Backup every file you need and proper to spend ages installing everything.
If your helldesk are not too useless they will probably have a base image that contains most of the programs you need.Last edited by eek; 15 June 2011, 19:33.merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Netscape plugins tend to be NP*.dll.
Process Explorer will tell you which process has which files open.Will work inside IR35. Or for food.Comment
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While you're waiting, read the free novel we sent you. It's a Spanish story about a guy named 'Manual.'Comment
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Bartpe & stinger for all your virus doings.Comment
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The esteemed Helldesk representative did something that got AVG to remove the dll.
Or at least, it appears to have removed it.
Now I've got A0000056.DLL being flagged instead.Comment
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Originally posted by eek View Post
In my dreams.
As I recall it was a case of installing each & every program one by one.
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In addition, my Win2k box has got
C:\winnt\system32\SFMKSJL.DLL
apparently.Comment
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In past have found things that can't be deleted have ownership set to some process, with legit stuff it's usually trustedinstaller. If log in as admin should be able to change that through file properties. Forget details but just fanny about, it's there somewhere.bloggoth
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Ah, the Andromeda Strain.
One day you aliens will learn that we humans don't need high tech weapons, we already have the biological ones.
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