I was notified by a friend that he had found a virus on his computer and thought he might have transmitted it. He has since sent the instructions for searching for it and I found that I did have it. I followed the instructions and removed it today. It would probably be to your advantage to looks for it. They say it lays dormant for 4 days and then kills your hard drive.
To permanently delete the file: Follow these instructions very carefully! 1. Go to 'start' - then to 'find or search' (depending upon your computer) 2. In the "search for files or folders' (should be the first open option) type in sulfnbk.exe - this is the virus file 3. In the 'look in' area be sure you have the drive C selected, if you click on the arrow you will see your options. Choose C for your hard drive 4. Hit 'search or find' button. 5. When the system finishes looking and if the file is in your system it will come up on the list. It has an ugly blackish icon that looks like crudely written letters and the name sulfnbk.exe. 6. DO NOT OPEN IT!!! 7. Right click on the file itself, go down the resulting list to delete and left click on the delete 8. It will ask if you want to send it to the recycle bin, say "yes" 9. Close out the search area and go back to your desktop (where your icons are) and double click on the recycle bin. 10. Click on the 'file' at the top of the opened recycle bin and tell it that you want to 'empty the bin'. This should be done every so often anyway. When you delete anything in your system, actually goes to this bin and if the bin is never emptied (like your trash can) then it just stays there. If you do find this in your system, don't forget to notify the people in your address book(s). Luckily this has a delay build in. I did find it on my computer and I use virus scanners. Please give this your immediate attention. John
