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by lmon
by otrebor93
Hi man,
the same thing happened to a friend of mine, and it was definetly a virus, but I couldn't tell you what kind of virus.
He had to reformat, and reinstall everithing.
Try running only the best anti spy, trojan software, and always be aware of letting the anti virus software, delite files, you are not sure about.
Better put them in quarantine, and make a copy of your register file, wheneverithing is working properly.
For what it is worth, invest in a good anti virus system, and update as frewuently as you can.
I know how infuriating these problems are.
Good luck, Seth
by dustyd
Sounds like Norton (what Norton?) removed something by mistake. Your best option is to see if you can restore one at at time the files that it removed, checking after each to see if your problem goes away. Hopefully you have this option. I don't use Norton for spyware removal, but Adaware lets me go to a list of quarantined files in case of something like this.
If you're not sure how to proceed, check Help documentation or their website for help.
by byteside
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