Not necessarily. I've had the same problem before, and have done regular
virus scans with up-to-date definitions, and no virus found. Am using
Symantec Antivirus v 7.51.
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-the small one
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Proceed at your own risk, and perform system and data backups prior to
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This is true, but Symantec IMHO is one of the top two or three antivirus
packages, and if they found out their product didn't detect a particular
virus I'm quite positive they would put an update in their virus
definition files within hours.
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-the small one
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Proceed at your own risk, and perform system and data backups prior to
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