got virus into my system…win32.virut…
so installed new os win xP and latest version of avast…
after installing and restarting the system getting these error messages…
avast detected unauthorised modification of this Program file
continuing can be dangerous. run the Program anyway?
have to click either yes r no...
i click yes and Proceed…
thiese error show for these avast oPtions
ashmaisv.exe,ashwebsv.exe, ashdis9.exe…
hw to rectify this???
Which type of reinstall of windows? Overinstall or a format and install? I don’t think that an overinstall would have gotten rid of the critter.
formatted the drive …
re-installed win xP + sP2 again
it shows same old error each time when sys starts…
Please post screenshots of the errors you are getting.
Hi,
I have the same error message. I didn´t reinstall windows, I tried out spybot and some Alwil software, deinstalled avast and installed a new version on a different harddrive. Short time it worked, but now I receive the message again. It first appears by booting Windows at the moment, when I have to type my password.
When I mark “yes”, the booting goes on and immidiately after showing the windows background, i am logged off again and windows goes back to the “username and password screen”. Then the errormessage pops up again and again.
When I mark “no”, windows boots normally and after showing the windows background, the message comes again. When I now mark “no”, everything seems to work as usual.
I often use Corel Draw and Corel Photo Paint and at the moment, when I try to start them, they just start for a second and then crash back to desktop. I think they are infected too.
screen shot hw can it shows while system boots…
its just like message box…
those message contents i have posted in the 1st thread itself and for what services of avast those message comes also i have stated clearly…
seems the virus affects 1ly exe and scr files but spreads more quicker…
Hi Matrunner :
It appears you started this Thread BEFORE the Posting by "SNOWHITE"
in your Other Thread in our Viruses Forum !? Have you followed her
Recommendations at http://forum.avast.com/index.php?topic=30492.0 ?
Is your problem related to this one?
http://forum.avast.com/index.php?topic=21720.msg180988#msg180988
Maybe some virus is attacking avast files…