shane25119
MIS
Hello All,
I have a system that is infected with the Trojan.Adwaheck virus. Norton Anti-Virus 2004 (fully updated) claims it is unable to delete the offending file. This file appeared earlier in the year and it was quarentined and went away but now is back; however the end user isn't entirely sure as to what Norton did to it. Just that it went away.
TrendMicro's Housecall does not pick it up at all.
It seems to be infecting the file counter.exe, which resides in the / directory of the C drive.
Manually deleting the file only causes it to respawn upon reboot. I have read several differing opinions on how to deal with this problem online.
Before I do anything as time consuming as using HijackThis! I'm wondering if there is any other way to remove it.
Secondly, if only Norton is registering it, and not TrendMicro, is it a legitimate threat?
Thanks,
Shane
I have a system that is infected with the Trojan.Adwaheck virus. Norton Anti-Virus 2004 (fully updated) claims it is unable to delete the offending file. This file appeared earlier in the year and it was quarentined and went away but now is back; however the end user isn't entirely sure as to what Norton did to it. Just that it went away.
TrendMicro's Housecall does not pick it up at all.
It seems to be infecting the file counter.exe, which resides in the / directory of the C drive.
Manually deleting the file only causes it to respawn upon reboot. I have read several differing opinions on how to deal with this problem online.
Before I do anything as time consuming as using HijackThis! I'm wondering if there is any other way to remove it.
Secondly, if only Norton is registering it, and not TrendMicro, is it a legitimate threat?
Thanks,
Shane