I am currently running WINDOWS ME and have installed AVAST 4.6 HOME EDITION:
Downloader ADR, Downloader DC, and LOP, were scanned and discerned by McAfee free scan service on 10-12-05. The background scanner “AVAST 4.6 HOME EDITION” has also been sending warnings that “A virus has been detected” with “ Windows\System\w51089j.exe contains sample of win 32 KOLWEB.” This last happens at random, online or offline. Avast was set for high resident protection.
I have no idea where the file came from or what it may have been.
I have no idea when it was contracted.
I have no idea what the file name or extension may have been.
I have run and scanned with AVAST at least 20 times both in SAFE MODE and NORMAL MODE to no avail…What should I do now?
File name looks like is randomly created so you can remove it in dos safe mode
“del %windir%\System\w51089j.exe”
Use some antipyware to scan you computer.
And can you send all folders path that contain just 3 symbols? You can do it in console/dos:
dir /AD /B /S ? ? ? > dirlist.txt
//no spaces for ?
Then open file and send here.
Most of vir and spies uses 3 symbol folders it is often “etb”, “bin”,“bar”,“etc”
Superglide if the post above only confuses you more than you are already try opening your Avast ,then through settings shedule a boot time scan and let the program have the system to itself.Yuo will probably notice it makes it much more effective.
Post back if you have more trouble.