Hi All,
I was on a site last week with a W2K workstation acting as a server and three W98 clients. The site is "new" - the server having being cloned from an existing machine.
The W2K machine had McAfee Virus Scan installed and the built-in Firewall enabled. However when we returned two days later the AV and firewall we no longer in memory.
We ran Stinger and Virus Scan from another PC (as as soon as you started AV something would unload it). We did find a virus (sorry, can't remember which) and successfully removed it. We had to uninstall and re-install AV before it would stay loaded.
Then, of course, a couple of days later the same thing happened. The machine was replaced with the machine it was cloned from, but the same thing eventually happened.
A virus scan on the "new" machine finds nothing, nor does it find anything on the "old" machine.
Can anyone make any guesses as to what's going on?
Andy
"Logic is invincible because in order to combat logic it is necessary to use logic." -- Pierre Boutroux
"A computer program does what you tell it to do, not what you want it to do." -- Greer's Third Law
I was on a site last week with a W2K workstation acting as a server and three W98 clients. The site is "new" - the server having being cloned from an existing machine.
The W2K machine had McAfee Virus Scan installed and the built-in Firewall enabled. However when we returned two days later the AV and firewall we no longer in memory.
We ran Stinger and Virus Scan from another PC (as as soon as you started AV something would unload it). We did find a virus (sorry, can't remember which) and successfully removed it. We had to uninstall and re-install AV before it would stay loaded.
Then, of course, a couple of days later the same thing happened. The machine was replaced with the machine it was cloned from, but the same thing eventually happened.
A virus scan on the "new" machine finds nothing, nor does it find anything on the "old" machine.
Can anyone make any guesses as to what's going on?
Andy
"Logic is invincible because in order to combat logic it is necessary to use logic." -- Pierre Boutroux
"A computer program does what you tell it to do, not what you want it to do." -- Greer's Third Law