R
rick
I re-ran my Norton Anti-virus program after restarting my
computer in the "safe" mode. The program detected the
virus "trojan.gema" in the file: c:\windows\system32
\pixelsvr.exe and then deleted the file.
Now when I restart my computer, I now get the message
that the file "pixelsvr.exe" referenced in the windows
registry cannot be found (obviously, since the Norton
program deleted it!).
I don't know what the file does and, thus far, my
computer seems otherwise unaffected by its deletion.
However, I'd like to reload a clean copy of this file.
Is there a straight-forward way to do this - either from
Microsoft or some other means?
I still have my original system disks (which were pre-
loaded when I bought the system 2 years ago), but I don't
want to reload from them... Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Rick
computer in the "safe" mode. The program detected the
virus "trojan.gema" in the file: c:\windows\system32
\pixelsvr.exe and then deleted the file.
Now when I restart my computer, I now get the message
that the file "pixelsvr.exe" referenced in the windows
registry cannot be found (obviously, since the Norton
program deleted it!).
I don't know what the file does and, thus far, my
computer seems otherwise unaffected by its deletion.
However, I'd like to reload a clean copy of this file.
Is there a straight-forward way to do this - either from
Microsoft or some other means?
I still have my original system disks (which were pre-
loaded when I bought the system 2 years ago), but I don't
want to reload from them... Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Rick