Have you turned off the system restore feature. If not, its very likely that
there is a copy in one of the restore points. You need to turn off the restore
feature, reboot to get rid of all the history and then run the AVG again. Now,
if its clean, you can turn on the system restore and set a new restore point
that is clean.
Keith Thompson
Sylvia Ashcroft wrote:
> PCWorkers, I am Running XP Home edition. I have had the blaster virus and
> run the fix it program and installed the patch but I have been left with an
> annoying message which is delivered by my free antivirus package AVG. It is
> delivered only if I leave my machine idle for half an hour or more. I don't
> appear to have any other residual problems. I get a 'no viruses found'
> message if I run AVG over my C drive and D partition. I have tried unhiding
> my system files and running over AVG with a negative result. I can locate in
> windows explorer the system volume folder referred to when system files are
> unhidden but I am denied access and it states that there are no files in the
> folder. Message reads: AVG Resident shield: Virus Virus identified
> Worm/Lovsan.A Is found in file C:\System Volume
> Information\_restore{5AA24743-8A4C-4B68-9740-F28CFC89031B}\RP18\A0001386.exe
> To remove this virus, please run AVG for Windows OK Any advice would be
> appreciated. Sylvia
>
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