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by rockyolson
by limiller
by berserker
Your computer might have been infected by a virus that edit the registry setting to cause this problem.
If you are very good in editing the registry. Try to rename the regedit.exe to regedit.com in MS-DOS. Then boot into Windows and run regedit.com from the Start/Run menu. This should allow you to go into the Registry. It seems that PrettyPark virus and other variant can do this kind of damage. Hope this helps.
Check with Mcafee or other antivirus site on advise to repair this problem.
by limiller
by jb007
As suggested in the post before mine there is a particular virus that disallows access to *.exe files. It is very recent and has a fix available from the usual virus vendors. Its called Navidad and here is symantec's spiel on it.
http://www.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/w32.navidad.html
I would suggest checking the registry entries mentioned in the patch and seeing if the navidad virus has infected your system.
regards,
JB007
by limiller
by fred_e944
by limiller
by tamj123
I got same virus on my network, the only way to delete the virus is edit regedt32 throught other computer.
first stop the file32.dll under task manager.
then use other computer connect to infected computer's regedit browes to:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\CLASSES\exefile\shell\openthen delete the string that have files32.dll on it.
then restart the infected computer.
by limiller
by limiller
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