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by akstephr
by dklippert
Go to Add/Remove programs on a WIN98 machine and make a boot disk. It has to be a 98, 95 won't work. That disk has generic CD drivers included.
Also here is the URL for Norton?s answer to hybris:
http://service4.symantec.com/SARC/sarc.nsf/html/W95.Hybris.gen.html
(There are no spaces in the URL)
by akstephr
I have a boot disk...... it will not execute. Norton's "solution" also did not work.
P.S. your URL didn't work either.
by wpmercer
I have looked this up for you. The best way to combat a virus is to have a plan. I too went ahead and reformatted after my first virus but I didn't want to reload anything the second time. It is a little too late since you reformatted the HD.W95.Hybris.worm is a dropper file that the W95.Hybris.gen worm copies to a hard disk when an infected email attachment is opened. It can also be detected in the original attachment that is received from an infected computer.
NOTE: Virus definitions dated prior to February 22, 2001, may detect this as W95.Hybris.gen.dr.
1. Run LiveUpdate to make sure that you have the most recent virus definitions.
2. Start Norton AntiVirus (NAV), and run a full system scan, making sure that NAV is set toscan all files.
3. Delete any files detected as W95.Hybris.worm.
4. Follow the instructions in the document below to make sure that the worm has been removed.
http://service4.symantec.com/SARC/sarc.nsf/html/W95.Hybris.gen.html
Now you needan emergency disk that has the CD ROM driver to reload your OS.
by akstephr
I would LOVE to connect to liveupdate, but the problem is --- I can't get an operating system on this hard drive!!!
P.S. your URL doesn't work either.
by ojmj
The answers (above) are correct. Follow them and you will be back up and running.
You will need to build another boot disk from a known clean computer. After you have built it, be sure to open the "write protect" tab on the disk. Your boot disk was probably infected when you put it into your drive.
The URLs above will work. The problem with them is that spaces were added when they were put on this forum. (This happens all the time.) Remove the spaces and go to the solution pages.Good luck with this!
O.J.
by akstephr
by dmiles
What type of anti-virus software are you using to clean the sytem?
Try creatin a new anti-virus ERD boot disk,use the file protection to lock the disk,insert in A:drive and boot computer,apperently the MBR record is still infected,
Also you will need a new floppy startup disk created from another similar machine with the same operating system and apply the file lock procedure to disk.
Using another computer download the anti-virus instructions from www.symantec.com and follow the instructions.
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