You should learn that turning off autoprotect's repair option in Norton is
good. I got viruses, norton repaired the files and those were critical
system files and i have to reinstall pc.
Even when Autoprotect's repir is off, it will warn you so that you can
analyze it.
ONe more thing, NOrton saves the original file in its quarentine
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: "NewScience" wrote:
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: > First, see if the file exists under c:\windows\system32\dllcache
: > If it does, copy to c:\windows\system32
: >
: > If not,
: > Under the i386 folder, there is a file svchost.ex_
: >
: > From a CMD window:
: >
: > 1. CD i386
: > 2. Type: expand svchost.ex_ svchost.exe
: > 3. Copy svchost.exe c:\windows\system32
: > 4. Copy svchost.exe c:\windows\system32\dllcache
: > 5. Reboot
: >
: > You may need to perform a Windows Update to determine if there have
been any
: > SVCHOST.EXE updates/patches since the date of your i386 version.
: >
: > Make sure Norton doesn't do it again.
: >
: > : > > this morning norton found a virus in my svchost.exe file and deleted
it. i
: > > have no backups, and i only have an i386 folder on my hard drive. how
is
: > > it
: > > possible to get a new file? i need the answer before 10:30 because my
: > > computer may get screwed (who knows, someone may shut it down).
Please
: > > help!
: >
: >
: >
: I just noticed something. I forgot that svchost.exe is in the system32
: folder! It still exists. Thanks for the reply, it helped. Plus, I learned
: another thing about how to use the folder! Back to exehq.com,
