NOD32 - Stupidest Question Ever

[topgun06]

Just ran a scan while I went out and got back to see the results as follows:

Its found two problems... but not sure whether it has dealt with them (deleted/quarantined). Do I need to do anything more or is that it?

Its the first time NOD32 has found any problems on my PC so thats why I'm unsure.

Thanks peoples

 

[teaboy5]

Its in the restore folder so it will be unable to delete them.

To get rid of it you will need to turn system restore on and off again


Go into the properties for My Computer and select system restore, select turn off system restore on the drive with windows on it. Once you do that turn it back on again.

You may want to create a new restore point after doing this if you want to make sure you have a restore point later down the line.

 

[topgun06]

Thanks for the reply will try that

 

[bledd]

just disable system restore, it's more trouble than it's worth most of the time

 

[MarcLister]

I've never used it in 6 years of using XP. I've nLited it out of XP.

 

[iCraig]

Ben, downloading episodes of Family Guy is bad.

 

[Burnsy2023]

Ben, downloading episodes of Family Guy is bad.

And cracked versions of software

Burnsy

 

[marc2003]

Ben, downloading episodes of Family Guy is bad.

haha, a new zefan is born. no one else would look that closely.....

 

[modo77]

lol

 

[Hen_Dawg]

just disable system restore, it's more trouble than it's worth most of the time

I've used it but once in 6 years. Turning it off improves performance a little as well

 

[iCraig]

And cracked versions of software

Burnsy

Haha, never noticed that.

I thought the free version of Adaware was pretty good anyway.

 

[Chopper]

lol what about a cracked version of ad-aware lol

 

[topgun06]

Ben, downloading episodes of Family Guy is bad.

haha!

Anyway yes, i did what i was told and it looks to have worked.