Rcozzo, in doing a Google search I found a couple of references to "Magic Bullet" as being related to a virus scan program. In both instances it points to Magic Bullet as being part of the Dr. Solomon's anti-virus package and is used to clean the boot sector of a virus infection. If you are using this product or have used it in the past then I would suspect that is where the message is originating from. For additional information and other opinions I would suggest posting a copy of your posting here over in the
Special Interest - Virus/Spyware Info and Removal forum. You can
click here for a direct link to that forum.
As I recall, Dr Solomons AV was brought out by Network Associates (McAfee)
The Dr Solomons Magic bullet floppy did strike me as being a possibility in this issue, but the disks would be some 4 for so years old and really of little value as AV protection due to age and all the new nasties out there. I found a couple of these the other day when I was looking for the floppy disk I have with the board game Scrabble on it.
Stinger is the modern equivalant of the Magic Bullet floppy.
Programs such as Norton AV come on a bootable CD, these days.
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Hi,
As I recall, Dr Solomons AV was brought out by Network Associates (McAfee)
The Dr Solomons Magic bullet floppy did strike me as being a possibility in this issue, but the disks would be some 4 for so years old and really of little value as AV protection due to age and all the new nasties out there. I found a couple of these the other day when I was looking for the floppy disk I have with the board game Scrabble on it.