AVG shield

[Guest]

New in using this AVG and upon starting my pc with xp, it give me the
following message
"" AVG read shield ""
Virus Detected
while opening file c:\windows\system32\wiz98.exe Trojan Horse IRC/Backdoor
SdBot.182AR

and it gives a few options
"continue" "info" " Heal" "Delete file" " Move
to vault"

What must I do? Do I delete the files or "move to vault" //

 

[Shenan Stanley]

New in using this AVG and upon starting my pc with xp, it give me the
following message
"" AVG read shield ""
Virus Detected
while opening file c:\windows\system32\wiz98.exe Trojan Horse
IRC/Backdoor SdBot.182AR

and it gives a few options
"continue" "info" " Heal" "Delete file" "
Move to vault"

What must I do? Do I delete the files or "move to vault" //

Kill it.
Why do you want to keep it around?

 

[Shenan Stanley]

New in using this AVG and upon starting my pc with xp, it give me the
following message
"" AVG read shield ""
Virus Detected
while opening file c:\windows\system32\wiz98.exe Trojan Horse
IRC/Backdoor SdBot.182AR

and it gives a few options
"continue" "info" " Heal" "Delete file" "
Move to vault"

What must I do? Do I delete the files or "move to vault" //

More information for you:
http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/backdoor.sdbot.html

 

[Don Schmidt]

If the file is from someone you trust, you may want to heal it. The sender
may not know it contains a virus and the mail may contain some information
of value. If the file is from someone you don't know, I'd delete it.

My personal action is to delete anything that contains a virus. Even though
the sender's identity shows being a friend, it may not actually come from a
friend.

 

[kurttrail]

New in using this AVG and upon starting my pc with xp, it give me the
following message
"" AVG read shield ""
Virus Detected
while opening file c:\windows\system32\wiz98.exe Trojan Horse
IRC/Backdoor SdBot.182AR

and it gives a few options
"continue" "info" " Heal" "Delete file" "
Move to vault"

What must I do? Do I delete the files or "move to vault" //

Heal/Delete/Move. One of those.

Heal, if it is a file of yours that has been infected.

Delete, if it is I file you downloaded, or were sent.

Move, if the source of the file is unknown.

Generally I'd suggest to Move it and leave it in the vault until you are
satisfied that your computer is working right after at least one reboot,
then clean out the vault.

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