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thanks but it is taken care of. i have deleted the infected file.

I agree with Scorp666. Its just a gay question. there ya go I admitted it. I am trying to stop the conflict and hopefully now it has stopped. I came on this forum to make friends, not enemies.

"No not listening to the advice given & then hurling insults at peps who are trying to helpp you causes trouble..." hey like I said if you don't like it don't reply even if their is trouble started....

I wouldn't have been so harsh if he hadn't have started the post off "you must be stupid" and stuff like "dumbass". That kind of stuff causes trouble. There you go again! jaguar291 trying to cause...

it is gone. thanks anyways. also valhallin, did you read the original post? I think you will find what I am talking about. there is no way of scanning something before you download it. yes maybe you...

there is no way to tell if something is infected before you download it!

hey valhallen its called an server infected file. READ the post before giving a smart ass remark like that.

draziw said: "Funny... Ryan seems to be posting here, but he doesn't actually read the responses when he's trying to get help."

Sorry if I've tried them before!
I've got rid of the infected...

there is a link to McAfees online virus encyclopedia right on the program McAfee VirusScan Pro (which I have).

McAfee will not detect it. Command AntiVirus is detecting 3 infected files in C:\_RESTORE but cannot delete them. And again, I have system restore disabled. The Cleaner isn't good. I was infected...

I have disabled system restore (it is disabled right now). I have ran an MS-DOS scan using McAfee VirusScan 6.02 (updated defs). I've tried everything. I used a boot disk (Windows Startup Disk using...

it says somewhere at the bottom of the screen or something
just look everywhere

I am pissed at this sh*t where I can't delete this file. I read on a site that there is the creators e-mail address on the sub7 program. does anyone here have sub7? if you do is there an e-mail...