Re: [Declude.Virus] W32.Neroma@mm virus in .jpg?

[paul]

>>Not MS problem. Think about it. You make any kind of backup or archive of
an
>>infected file, the archive or backup contains that infected file. If you
>>should restore that backup, you have restored the infected file.

Right, I got that, but if you have 3 months of CLEAN restore points, you
only just got infected today, for example, you shouldn't have to trash every
restore point, only today's, or even yesterday's, or even a month back. for
that matter.. If that's the only way, why have restore points at all? This
is assuming you're not using some other means for backup of course, relying
on restore doesn't help much anyway from what I've seen. Messes up your AV
and other time related programs.

As I said, it was a rant. It's Monday, it's raining, and I've gotten too
many tech calls for nothing......... is it Friday yet?

Paul


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