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When trying to access the Remote Storage icon in the Computer Administration panel, I get a message indicating "cannot read from or write to database" and then the icon shows an X over it. I think that there is something ODBC related, but I'm not sure. I did follow the direction at the MS site regarding creating a new media database, but I still get the same message. I've been called in by a company that had their server infected by the KLEZ virus and they are running QuickHeal as their AV program. I suspect that some file was deleted during the AV program's attempt at repairing/removing the virus, but there's no log to indicate what files have or have not been tampered with. I suspect reloading SP2 (that has the latest MDAC update) may resolve the issue, but I'm trying to see if anyone has had this situation before.
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by buhlig
In my years of consulting this has only happened one time for me.. and I have heard of it only another 2 times... in your case it sounds like reinstalling MDAC is the best solution, in the other 2 cases I have seen it has been as bad as having to dig up the ERD and hope it was current... lets hope it doesnt come to that...
Ben
by djaburg
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by gigelul
About Klez virus.
Check your HDD with find options for <*.exe>. If you find some strange files which contain in name letters and/or numbers this files are your exe files renamed by Klez.
by djaburg
As indicated in the message, the virus has been removed, only the database has been affected.
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