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  • Kaustubh Katdare
    Kaustubh Katdare

    @thebigk • Nov 17, 2007

    Formatting would be the last option. What about your anti-virus? Get a copy of AVAST anti-virus. It should solve your problem.

    -The Big K-

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  • Prasad Ajinkya
    Prasad Ajinkya

    @prasad-aSUfhP • Nov 18, 2007

    NOD32 rocks my comp 😀
    Post-installation scan will take out all virii in your memory. THen run the .exe and take out all the baddies off your hdd.

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  • Kaustubh Katdare
    Kaustubh Katdare

    @thebigk • Nov 18, 2007

    kidakakaNOD32 rocks my comp 😀
    Post-installation scan will take out all virii in your memory. THen run the .exe and take out all the baddies off your hdd.

    Have you tried AVAST? If yes, how does it compare with NOD32?

    -The Big K-

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  • mahul
    mahul

    @mahul-ZxpiLA • Nov 19, 2007

    biggie i recently found out a virus that runs a process wscntf.exe which my version of avast couldn't detect but nod32 did. i dunno if other version/copies can clean this up but i have this feeling that nod32 works better

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  • musiclife
    musiclife

    @musiclife-HDScXe • Jan 7, 2010

    simple way is to get a copy of norten free antivirous and scan or otherwise tell me name of that virous;-)

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  • Prasad Ajinkya
    Prasad Ajinkya

    @prasad-aSUfhP • Jan 7, 2010

    The_Big_KHave you tried AVAST? If yes, how does it compare with NOD32?

    -The Big K-

    I have tried Avast, heres my take -

    1. Updates are frequent on NOD
    2. It takes care of around 98% of my problems. The other 2% I take care of my Spybot S&D, frequent registry and msconfig stints
    3. Avast was good, but NOD is way lighter
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  • rohit330
    rohit330

    @rohit330-DvfKyG • Jan 7, 2010

    I'm using symantec endpoint protection. I guess it is better than avast. Along with symantec, am also using Malware antibytes... With these two, situation is just ok 😁 Virus free!

    Regards

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  • krunal_p
    krunal_p

    @krunal-p-76ClJw • Jan 9, 2010

    Use any Live OS Linux CD,

    Boot from that disk and Explore your C drive.

    Delete virus file from System32 directory.

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  • moksh
    moksh

    @moksh-Nnq2IU • Jan 10, 2010

    i tried up a new one called combo fix

    scanned my computer well and the logs created are excellent ,you can overview your entire system

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  • callyD
    callyD

    @callyd-6BKFb3 • Jan 10, 2010

    I personally use nod32 in my laptop and used Kaspesky in my desktop. If evrything fails to remove the virus, you can always reformat the drive and re-install.

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  • omeshkalra
    omeshkalra

    @omeshkalra-vAZwI6 • Jan 12, 2010

    try mcaffee

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  • Guttu
    Guttu

    @guttu-Udy454 • Jan 12, 2010

    Why this 3 year old thread was bumped?

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  • ramkumar.j
    ramkumar.j

    @ramkumarj-ibyB7O • Jan 12, 2010

    dear rutuja gogte
    If u get virus in c drive, u cant do anything. u cant delete the virus also. so, u must format the c drive. otherwise the virus ll be spreaded to other drives. so format as soon as possible.
    bye

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