Here is what I used it is from the Mcafee site
I couldn't get it all deleted and had to have my son come over and delete it through DOS
 
Hope this helps
Bob K
 
Here is the address
 

Manual Removal Instructions

WINDOWS 95/98/ME

  • Restart Windows in Safe Mode (reboot your computer, just before the large WINDOWS startup screen comes up, hit the F5 key).
  • Click START | RUN, type %WINDIR% and hit ENTER
  • Delete the INETD.EXE file (if present)
  • Click START | RUN, type %WINDIR%\SYSTEM and hit ENTER
  • Delete the following files (if they exist):
      KERN32.EXE
      KERNEL32.EXE
      KDLL.DLL
      HKSDLL.DLL
  • Click START | RUN, type REGEDIT and hit ENTER
  • Click the (+) next to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
  • Click the (+) next to SOFTWARE
  • Click the (+) next to MICROSOFT
  • Click the (+) next to WINDOWS
  • Click the (+) next to CURRENTVERSION
  • Click the (+) next to RUNONCE
  • Click on KERNEL32 and hit DELETE on the keyboard
  • Restart the computer
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, November 28, 2001 6:06 PM
Subject: Re: [Chevelle-List] Virus information update


Group,

I have also located the noted virus on my computer. It is the W32.Badtrans.B@mm as mentioned by Keith. I have the current 2002 Norton software loaded and it does not clean or quarantine the virus. From what I am understanding it is or might be event triggered.  Meaning, it could activate from your computers system clock etc. It has been identified in the following files in my computers system.  My system runs Windows 98. Does anyone know how or what we can do to correct these infected files since the current Norton's Anti-virus software cannot clean of quarantine the virus?

C:\windows\system\Kernel32.exe
C:\Windows\system\KDll.Dll

Thanks to any or all that might reply to this email.

Dwaine

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