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jatmlano.sys I can't find what is associated with, if anything..I
cant delete it..(Being used by program or another user!!)Thanks
cant delete it..(Being used by program or another user!!)Thanks
Hi
Have you virus checked your system with the latest definitions for your Anti
Virus program?
Also please try these programs to check for any spyware that may be on your
system:
Ad-Aware - www.lavasoftusa.com
Spybot - http://www.safer-networking.org/
CWShredder - http://forum.aumha.org/downloads/cwshredder.zip
Spy Sweeper - www.webroot.com
Try SpyWareBlaster to stop intrusions:
http://www.javacoolsoftware.com/spywareblaster.html
Also see the following links:
http://aumha.org/a/parasite.htm
http://mvps.org/winhelp2002/unwanted.htm
http://www.microsoft.com/security/articles/spyware.asp
I run a virus program constantly and use SpyBot and Ad-aware..Do you
believe this is some sort of virus..??
the only hit on Google
http://board.protecus.de/showtopic.php?threadid=12863
jatmlano.sys I can't find what is associated with, if anything..I
cant delete it..(Being used by program or another user!!)Thanks
Make certain that your antivirus software is fully up to date, with
the virus definitions not more than a week old and do a complete virus
scan of your hard drive. Get a second opinion by doing a free online
virus scan at http://housecall.trendmicro.com
Jim said:the only hit on Google
http://board.protecus.de/showtopic.php?threadid=12863
From what I understand of this link somebody else has a problem with the
connection to internet going down, and all the info is a dump of all
relevant system info, including startup programs and services. The file
troubling our OP is listed as 'jatmlano:
\??\C:\DOKUME~1\Knista\LOKALE~1\Temp\jatmlano.sys (manual start)' under
services.
I must agree that the location (temp) looks suspicious. Also, the file
reappearing after deletion may suggest it is just one of several points of
infection. It may be a malicious, but recent and/or very little widespread,
virus or other form of program. If a virus is not very widespread it may not
be a big priority for AV companies to make a cure for it.
I would make a _thorough_ manual scan of all startup points in your system,
including registry, services and even the Start meny startup folder. Also
check running processes. Do a Google search on every single item you can't
immediately recognize. The HijackThis logfiles provided in the link above
can also be a good point for cross reference.
From what I understand of this link somebody else has a problem with the
connection to internet going down, and all the info is a dump of all
relevant system info, including startup programs and services. The file
troubling our OP is listed as 'jatmlano:
\??\C:\DOKUME~1\Knista\LOKALE~1\Temp\jatmlano.sys (manual start)' under
services.
I must agree that the location (temp) looks suspicious. Also, the file
reappearing after deletion may suggest it is just one of several points of
infection. It may be a malicious, but recent and/or very little widespread,
virus or other form of program. If a virus is not very widespread it may not
be a big priority for AV companies to make a cure for it.
I would make a _thorough_ manual scan of all startup points in your system,
including registry, services and even the Start meny startup folder. Also
check running processes. Do a Google search on every single item you can't
immediately recognize. The HijackThis logfiles provided in the link above
can also be a good point for cross reference.
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