False report from Norton?

[BUB 209]

Norton Antivirus on home computer.
Logged onto AOL, opened an email from a client, got a virus alert popup.
Was not alert enough to write it down, but it said the file was unrepairable.
Ran updated Spybot, found nothing.
Updated and ran Norton, found nothing.
The computer seems to be in good health.
Everytime I use the credit card online something wierd like this happens.
Like hearing cracking noises when you're out in the middle of that
rickety bridge, sort of.

 

[Bugsy]

Check 'Antivirus' > ' Reports' > 'Activity Log' should give you more info
re: name/location of virus.

Norton Antivirus on home computer.
Logged onto AOL, opened an email from a client, got a virus alert popup.
Was not alert enough to write it down, but it said the file was

unrepairable.

 

[John Donson]

: Norton Antivirus on home computer.
: Logged onto AOL, opened an email from a client, got a virus alert popup.
: Was not alert enough to write it down, but it said the file was
unrepairable.
: Ran updated Spybot, found nothing.
: Updated and ran Norton, found nothing.
: The computer seems to be in good health.
: Everytime I use the credit card online something wierd like this happens.
: Like hearing cracking noises when you're out in the middle of that
: rickety bridge, sort of.

Possibly your av-software removed the virus from the mail. Therefore it can
no longer be found. Could this be the case?

The cracking noise is because you should not put your creditcard in your
floppydrive when you are on line.

 

[BUB 209]

The cracking noise is because you should not put your creditcard in your

floppydrive when you are on line.

I would never put a credit card in the
floppy drive OR the drink tray.