On Tuesday 04 November 2003 12:30 am, Mark wrote:
> My dad got an old mainboard (for AMD Athlon Thunderbird up to 1300c) which
> was infected with an bootsector virus.
A bootsector virus infects boot media (eg hard disks, floppy disks...), not
motherboards.
> And if you don't belive that Virii wich infects files are still alive have
> a look into some universities or newspapers.
I did not say there are no longer any viruses which infect files.
I said that if you get a file which is infected with a virus you should
delete it and ask the sender to clean their machine and send you a good copy
of the original file.
Regards,
Antony.
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