The three options that spring to mind are:
1/ Have you checked your anti virus software
manufacturer's website to see if they have a specific way
of removing your relevant virus?
2/ If you anti virus cd is bootable then boot from that
and run the anti virus again.
3/ If the cd is not bootable then you should have had the
opportunity to create a set of floppy rescue disks. Now,
assuming you have updated these on a regular basis you
should be able to boot from a the floppy and then run the
anti virus from the floppy.
If neither of these option are available then my last
option is a drastic one and that, simply, is delete your
current partitions using fdisk from your windows 98
startup disk, then create new partitions and reinstall
both operating systems.
Hope this helps
John Barnett - MVP
Associate Expert
>-----Original Message-----
>software says I have one, and it dumps me out on C:/
>prompt, and says it was unable to access high memory.
>How do I get rid of the virus, which appears to be on
both
>my XP SP1 and 98 hard drives?
>XP recovery system, loaded from setup disk, doesn't do
>anything.
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