I have deleted all of the files listed as infected except for the registry values which cannot be found. I had to use a bootup disk to remove the files on harddisk.
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Hi, I ran Dr Web Live CD from the bootup disk and deleted all the files detected as infected. However, we I reboot from the hard drive. I still get the bogus infected warning on my desktop background and I cannot replace the this under properties.
Also I could not get an internet connection with my wireless card.
Thanks. I will check for these processes and terminate, if I can in a little while.
By the way, I am trying to understand these "processes". My question is if I terminate them when they are running, wouldn't they just come back when I rebook the computer?
Also, in Dr Web I chose "delete" for all the files detected (even one that said archive and not infected) instead of "cure". Did I do the right thing?