Hello Maurice, You should be pretty safe simply deleting it or better yet wiping it clean from your system. Do not execute or open the file. If any of your other *important files* are infected try to clean them with your AV but if nothing else is infected and the infected file is not at all important you should be safe simply deleting it (better yet wiping it).
If you have PGP on your system it has a wipe feature. MM> Grisoft's free anti-virus program told me today that MM> my computer was infected with VBS/NAPTIME.A@MM. MM> I promptly ran my anti-virus program, (System Suite 4 MM> which used to be called Fix-it Utilities) and chose MM> the the so-called deep scan: it found nothing. I MM> then downloaded the latest Grisoft anti-virus update MM> to disinfect my system. The guilty file apparently is MM> 'jenniferp[1].htm' MM> I was told "We recommend you select the 'Move to Virus MM> Vault'", which I did, but the computer then hung. I MM> have since repeated the AVG virus scan; the same MM> troublesome file is flagged, but each time I click on MM> 'Move to Virus Vault' the computer hangs. MM> In an attempt to have computer literate 'kids', the MM> three of them, have always been allowed access to the MM> machine, whenever it's free. My wife is the fifth user MM> (I'm the only one using The Bat). Would appreciate any MM> suggestions from "responsible parents" - whatever that MM> is - on the list. -- Best regards, Victor B. Gonzalez [EMAIL PROTECTED] Using The Bat! v1.62 Christmas Edition Windows XP 5.1 Build 2600 Service Pack 1 ________________________________________________ Current version is 1.62 | "Using TBUDL" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
