Warning "Lovsan" Virus causing PC's to shut down

[jahlad]

Originally posted by Philip
Matt: go back to a working restore point, or run the XP restore tool(boot from cd, e:\chkdsk /restore) and it should fix the problems.

mine seems to be fine now, no sign of reinfection....hehehe tho my dads comp has it now, so im gonna have to go round there and sort his out

 

[Parksy]

Happy customers.. thats what I like to see

Invoice is in the post Matt care of Phil, Eric & Dave

Phil... seem to have lost you on me MSN again fella??!!

Will PM you with the outcome of what we were discusiing last night mate on MSN

Dave

 

[Philip]

It says you're away...

 

[Xenos]

Yeh it says you are always offline for me aswell, as if you blocked me or somethin...

 

[Philip]

I cant even find you in my list mate, whats your address?

 

[ChrisWhiteSTEL]

I think those who have removed the infected file should re-install windows to refresh all the system files and make sure that the system is back in its stable state.

FAT32 is rubbish and the sooner all all realise that the better, Windows 2000,XP are the only decent Windows series with a decent resource managment, not forgetting Windows 3.1 Oh the joys of clean running 486 P.C's.

 

[Parksy]

Think my list is screwed looking at it... loads of people I used to have on ain't there but appear if I go to organise contacts damn microsoft and there pants software

 

[Parksy]

Originally posted by ChrisWhiteSTEL
I think those who have removed the infected file should re-install windows to refresh all the system files and make sure that the system is back in its stable state.

FAT32 is rubbish and the sooner all all realise that the better, Windows 2000,XP are the only decent Windows series with a decent resource managment, not forgetting Windows 3.1 Oh the joys of clean running 486 P.C's.

Maybe reinstall the latest service pack but I wouldn't go as far as to reinstall Windows??!!

 

[Xenos]

Originally posted by Philip
I cant even find you in my list mate, whats your address?

JOD_Xenos@hotmail.com

 

[Philip]

Screw re-installing windows, i'll just go back to my monthly clean restore point

Dont bother with service packs either, cos MS screwed me over with this disk.

And yes, NTFS rules, you can protect all of your 'files' from family

Win95 is the best OS i've ever used.