Wilhelm,
Why don't you simply tell windows to show invisible files and folders?
Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
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Op 28-aug-2007, om 18:03 heeft Wilhelm Sanke het volgende geschreven:
The virus scanner "Spyware Sweeper" found a "NMap Win 1.2.12" virus
on one of my computers at
"C:\WINDOWS\Installer\{CC550492-0747-48E4-A37C-5A2A0C815489}
\NewShortcut1.exe",
but fails to quarantine or delete it, i.e. it performs the
operations of quarantining and deleting on that file, but next time
when you do a virus sweep the file is there again. This could be
probably a deficiency of "Spyware Sweeper", because I got other
problems with that program, too.
Another virus scanner, "Spy Sweeper" by Webroot, however does not
flag this file as a virus.
"C:\WINDOWS\Installer" is a "hidden folder" that is not displayed
when I try to access it with Windows, but I can access it using
Revolution and also list the subfolders - among them
"{CC550492-0747-48E4-A37C-5A2A0C815489}", which contains the
"NewShortcut1.exe" file.<snip>
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