Virus in Windows Protected Directory - HELP!

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HornBlower

I have two virii in the System Volume Information directory on my o:\ drive.
My virus software can't delete the two .exe files. Windows is protecting
this directory. I have even tried disabling the system restore feature in
the hopes it would let me in to it. I have also booted to the command prompt
and it still won't let me in.

Does any one know of a way to get in to this directory so that I can erase
the virii infected files?

This is Windows XP Pro with SP2.

Thanks,

Robert
 
HornBlower said:
I have two virii in the System Volume Information directory on my o:\
drive. My virus software can't delete the two .exe files. Windows is
protecting this directory. I have even tried disabling the system restore
feature in the hopes it would let me in to it. I have also booted to the
command prompt and it still won't let me in.

Does any one know of a way to get in to this directory so that I can erase
the virii infected files?

This is Windows XP Pro with SP2.

Thanks,

Robert

Don't mess with SVI, just D/L and run these from safe mode

sysclean
smitfraud
Ad-AwareSE

rgds
Roberto
 
From: "HornBlower" <[email protected]>

| I have two virii in the System Volume Information directory on my o:\ drive.
| My virus software can't delete the two .exe files. Windows is protecting
| this directory. I have even tried disabling the system restore feature in
| the hopes it would let me in to it. I have also booted to the command prompt
| and it still won't let me in.
|
| Does any one know of a way to get in to this directory so that I can erase
| the virii infected files?
|
| This is Windows XP Pro with SP2.
|
| Thanks,
|
| Robert
|

Please don't Multi-Post. please learn to Cross-Post to only relevant News Groups where the
subject matter is On Topic.

The *best* place to ask questions about viruses is in a virus related News Group such as...

microsoft.public.security.virus
alt.comp.virus
alt.comp.anti-virus
 

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