Home version has the boot time scanning as the Professional one. The boot time scanning is available only in XP and Win2k.
The file F:\EA DATA. SF does not seem important to me… on contrary, if it’s correct, the space into the extension (. SF) is strange.
But if it is INTO the Chest, it won’t harm you in anyway. Chest is safe, nothing could ‘get out’ of there. You can delete the file if you want but you don’t have to delete it. To know if it is a system file, right click it and click Properties. If it is INTO the Chest, look at the right and see if it is into the System folder or not.
You can ADD (not move) personal files to Chest but once inside the Chest you can’t do anything with them. They’re there dot. Inside the Chest, files are not workable. The intended use of the Chest is to keep infected files and keep your system safe. To protect files you have to use the resident (Standard Shield)
Polonus, and moderators: I’m sorry to have intruded the wrong thread. Pls. feel free to move / delete my comments if necessary.
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Hey guys. I have scanned my computer and found 2 trojans in svchost.exe.hdmp and svhost.exe.mdmp in my Local Settings/Temp folder. I have placed them into the Chest, but am wondering what to do with them now. I know they are safe in the Chest, but should I consider any further actions with them?
One more question: I have a 500 GB external hard drive (Western Digital) and was wondering if anybody knows whether I can scan it with Avast! The drive connects via ethernet cable. Thanks!
