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cneal
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   Posted 7-10-2004 7:52 (GMT +1)    Quote: Worm??Alert an admin about: Worm??
The answers probably aldeady been offered but I haven't seen it yet  (being new)
How to I rid myself of W32/suij.c
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eagle
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   Posted 7-10-2004 8:28 (GMT +1)    Quote: Worm??Alert an admin about: Worm??
What Anti-virus program are you running and on what OS?
With that info I might be able to help.I think that is a new one, I have not seen that one before and I have been all over this forum.
                                     Eaglesmilewinkgrin
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cneal
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   Posted 7-10-2004 8:56 (GMT +1)    Quote: Worm??Alert an admin about: Worm??
I have both Freedom Anti virus as well as Norton system works
Running XP home edition
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Tiger-Stripe
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   Posted 7-11-2004 2:05 (GMT +1)    Quote: Worm??Alert an admin about: Worm??
It NEVER a good idea to use 2 anti-virus systems at one time...........


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eagle
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   Posted 7-11-2004 7:39 (GMT +1)    Quote: Worm??Alert an admin about: Worm??
I have to agree with Tiger on that one.
  If I were you I would scrap both of them (especially norton) download bullguard and scan. If it don't delete or move it, send your scan logs to support@bullguard.com and they can help they have awsome tech support. Also would not hurt to put in some spyware removers as well.
                                      Eaglesmilewinkgrin
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cneal
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   Posted 7-11-2004 2:52 (GMT +1)    Quote: Worm??Alert an admin about: Worm??
Thanks
I think I found the solution:
STEP 1: FORCING VIRUS DEFINITIONS UPDATE:
This is a possible solution that our Development Team sent us. Please make sure Freedom is shut down before attempting this procedure.
1. Go to Start -> Run and type 'regedit' (without the quotes) and click ok.
2. Navigate To : HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Zero Knowledge\Freedom
3. Create a HEX key called : VirusForcedUpdate
(To create a key please right click in the right window and select NEW > DWORD value)
4. Set its value to 01
(To set the value of the key please double click it and enter 01 in the Value Data box, then press OK)
5. Close the Registry Editor and start Freedom

STEP 2: UPDATE VIRUS DEFINITIONS:
To update your virus definitions:
1. Open Freedom
2. Click on the Anti-virus tab on the top left corner of the Freedom window
3. Click Update Preferences
4. Click the Update Anti-Virus Now button

STEP 3: UPGRADING YOUR ANTIVIRUS ENGINE
1. You can download this upgrade here:
   http://download.freedom.net/client/AV/Freedom_AV_Upgrade_4.91.0_EN.exe
2. Please save this to your desktop. 
3. Shutdown Freedom and run the downloaded patch. 
4. Restart your computer when prompted. 

STEP 4: VIRUS SCAN
Run a virus scan. If there are files that Freedom can't remove or disinfect, please contact us for manual removal instructions. If Freedom detects no infected files, run an online scan and contact us if any infected files are detected.

To run an online scan:
1) Log onto http://www.freedom.net/viruscenter/onlineviruscheck.html
2) Click on "Freedom online virus scan" .
3) Follow the directions to scan your entire computer.
4) At the end of the scan you will be prompted to see the report of the scan. Please choose yes.
Hope this helps others


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eagle
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   Posted 7-11-2004 3:45 (GMT +1)    Quote: Worm??Alert an admin about: Worm??
Sounds like you got it in hand cneal,
 keep us posted on further developments.
but once you have the virus id'd which you do then you can most likely go into regedit and delete them.
                                          Eaglesmilewinkgrin
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Tiger-Stripe
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   Posted 7-12-2004 9:40 (GMT +1)    Quote: Worm??Alert an admin about: Worm??
cool good to here u solved the problem cool


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cneal
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   Posted 7-13-2004 2:00 (GMT +1)    Quote: Worm??Alert an admin about: Worm??
Thanks for all your constructive assistance
I'm sure we'll meet again................
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eagle
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   Posted 7-13-2004 3:29 (GMT +1)    Quote: Worm??Alert an admin about: Worm??
Always here!
Eagle smilewinkgrin smhair
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