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Then why would you suggest it?

Please, if you haven't read the entire thread and haven't used the product you are suggesting, don't suggest it... It's a lot like me telling you that product X will...

Jennifer:

We are both right. I have been saying that the references in the logs are references to things that were intercepted on the way to your computer or cleaned after they got on during a...

Byte:

IIRC she said she uninstalled Norton at the beginning of the thread...

To be honest with everyone... This isn't a "how did this occur" issue... It's an "informal" forensic exercise......

I've asked TrendMicro if there are dates present in the files and if they can be decoded. Their auto-response says they will get back to me in a day or two but I'm not holding my breath... ;)

I'll...

Do you know the name of the utility?

This may be a bit technical but unless your hard drive has multiple partitions then it would be impossible to reformat the drive and then reinstall the...

Jennifer:

If your "destructive" recovery involved a CD-ROM that came with the computer for "recovery" then yes, absolutely, these data files would most probably have survived. Usually, these...

Jennifer:

The file excerpt you sent me indicates that the file is some sort of history of malware, (any kind of content that is less than beneficial to the owner of the computer), that has been...

I'm sorry... Actually, I'm not.... But that is just plain _bad_ advice, Period!!!!

You have _no_ idea of the surrounding circumstances. So to say "you don't want to know" is utterly irresponsible....

Go here, (click this) and let it download the file. If you are using Internet Explorer then tell it to open it, (ignore warnings about executable files being dangerous, this is a safe file), if you...

I'd be a little careful with leaving home because of this evidence unless there are other factors involved. This stuff can arrive in droves on a computer because of one misclicked link, a virus, a...

Jennifer my dear....

Grab a cold one or a nice glass of wine and chill for a minute...

There are a million files on your computer that have "odd looking" stuff in them. The question I have is...