I'm running McAfee on a W2k SQL Server Cluster. The domain controller had a
number of viruses of various sorts. During the run I noticed that several
files were cleaned (removed) from the system.

Once I rebooted the server, I saw that a few services in the event viewed
failed to start ...
kde and RtKit service failed to start - and these were some of the files
(kde.exe being one) that were removed in the anti-virus pass.

What are the kde and RtKit services? Are these viruses or legitimate? If
legitimate, how can I recover these files?

Tia

randyv

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Randy Volters

'what we do in life echoes in eternity'
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"randyv" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I'm running McAfee on a W2k SQL Server Cluster. The domain controller had
a
> number of viruses of various sorts. During the run I noticed that several
> files were cleaned (removed) from the system.
>
> Once I rebooted the server, I saw that a few services in the event viewed
> failed to start ...
> kde and RtKit service failed to start - and these were some of the files
> (kde.exe being one) that were removed in the anti-virus pass.
>
> What are the kde and RtKit services? Are these viruses or legitimate? If
> legitimate, how can I recover these files?
>
> Tia
>
> randyv
>
> --
> Randy Volters
>
> 'what we do in life echoes in eternity'
> <><
>
>

Did you check out Google and the various antivirus sites (NAV,
www.antivirus.com)?