I ran my first scan and picked up some interesting stuff that Norton didn’t find. Was able to fix everything but on Trojan. Here’s the info -
I was doing a self-initiated scan of all my hard-drives.
The trojan was found here: L:\Retrospect\Backup Set A\AA000001.RBD (I have since moved it to my Program Files. You’ll see why later.) It was identified as Java: ClassLoader -E(Trj)
When I tried to move it to the chest I received the “There is not enough space on the disc” message. so I chose the option of moving it to program files.
Prior to moving it, I updated my Java files and then emptied their cache. However, this didn’t help.
Okay guys. I should have explained that I’m a 60 year old woman who’s computer experience, though long, is pretty much confined to google searches and message boards.
So I have no idea what you’re telling me in the first response.
And it is a file from the back-up program, not the actual backed-up info itself.
Sorry for taking your time, but I’m still not sure what to do with this.
Are you sure it’s not backup info? It must be quite a large file if you get the “There is not enough space on the disc” message. What is the file size?
I don’t think this an active infection either way.