i tried fdsk /mbr but it didn't work. is there a free bootsector virus removal
tool around? everyone seems to be selling it nowadays.thanks.
http://forum.stberlin.com

Kutsokutso wrote:

> i tried fdsk /mbr but it didn't work.

You shouldn't have tried it (unless you knew exactly what you were doing).

> is there a free bootsector virus removal
> tool around? everyone seems to be selling it nowadays.thanks.

Which virus is it?

(E-Mail Removed) (Kutsokutso) wrote:

> i tried fdsk /mbr but it didn't work. is there a free bootsector virus removal
> tool around? everyone seems to be selling it nowadays.thanks.
> http://forum.stberlin.com

Under what operating system does your PC run? What is the name of the boot
virus you found? Was it actually found or you just assume that you have a boot
virus? If yes on the latter then why? What is the AV product that claims that
you have one?

Try IVINIT from http://invircible.com/iv_tools.php#Ivinit

Regards, Zvi
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In article <(E-Mail Removed)>, Kutsokutso
says...
> i tried fdsk /mbr but it didn't work.

My god, do people still get those? I thought the inclusion of MBR Write
protect in BIOS had put an end to that.


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