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Midnight Star
Thank you so much for replying to my post. I didn't find anything in "system restore."
I have not attempted to delete these infected files. I'm hesitant to do so because all of the files have an .exe extention. Norton says they could not be repaired.
Here is a list of the files that are in quarantine:
adidpkap.exe
avgr.exe
blgf.exe
croridy.exe
ddwrn.exe
etrxvhol.exe
fawxc.exe
fhblqtrl.exe
flppctby.exe
guzkjd.exe
gxhjcde.exe
gyvkuk.exe
hriscwt.exe
iheczx.exe (listed twice)
jhino.exe
kceh.exe
mape.exe
mlxkdi.exe
mnxkjaef.exe
nheigcz.exe
nvuviij.exe
oadhpvv.exe
oara.exe
oyzae.exe
pkdiqt.exe
rerxzrhi.exe
rgwcxif.exe
ryjqbx.exe
ukpxekvd.exe
vtge.exe
wfvdjcd.exe
wwwuvo.exe
ygrjvkv.exe
Do you think it would be safe to delete them? Since they are in quarantine, wouldn't they be dysfunctional anyway? Even though I have no idea what purpose they have, I went ahead and listed them. I'm not doing anything on the computer that would bring me shame if someone saw where I have been.
BTW--I'm not short on space. My hard disk drive has a total size of 18.6 GB with 13.2 GB of free space. My operating system is Windows XP SP2.
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Midnight Star
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Posted December 2nd, 2004 22:00
Absolutely; just delete them from quarantine.
Mike.