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C:\1, Weird Folder |
Jun 27 2007, 10:59 PM
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![]() Trusted Tech Expert Posts: 4,636 From: Gold Coast, Australia OS: Microsoft Windows Vista Home (Basic and Premium) SP1 (32-bit), XP Home SP3, Ubuntu 8.10 |
So the question is: What was that folder? What were the files inside? I can't find anything like it on an internet search, but I don't really know how to describe it to the search engines. Everything I did try just brought back weird and different results. The computer is still kicking hard, it's running really quick - always was before this, and is now. Any ideas? |
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Jun 28 2007, 04:21 AM
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Philanthropical Physiognomist Posts: 20,563 OS: Windows 98 Second Edition - XP Professional - Office 2003 Professional - XP Home Edition - Office XP Professional - Vista Home Premium - Vista Ultimate |
As a precaution
Please follow the procedures outlined here: Malware Removal Guide You will need a PC which can connect to the internet Run all the programmes as advised then post a current Hijack This Log in a new topic in the Malware Forum For the purpose of accurate malware analysis, Hijack This Logs are only dealt with in the Malware Forum. Posting them anywhere else will result in a delayed response If you are unable to run any of the programmes, please ask for advice in the Malware Forum |
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Jun 28 2007, 04:32 AM
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![]() Trusted Tech Expert Posts: 4,636 From: Gold Coast, Australia OS: Microsoft Windows Vista Home (Basic and Premium) SP1 (32-bit), XP Home SP3, Ubuntu 8.10 |
Yeah sorry I did all that already, I should have explained it better. That's what I meant when I said this:
QUOTE I just deleted the folder and re-scanned and defragged re-scanned meaning I went through the instructions on the malware guide, nothing was found at all, and because I haven't seen anything problems with it, I just didn't bother posting a HJT log, especially as I just posted a log for my computer (this happened on my parents computer that I'm borrowing) and I well and truly understand how busy the malware forum is! Thanks for your response, though, I was just wondering "what was it?" Cheers |
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Jun 28 2007, 04:39 AM
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Philanthropical Physiognomist Posts: 20,563 OS: Windows 98 Second Edition - XP Professional - Office 2003 Professional - XP Home Edition - Office XP Professional - Vista Home Premium - Vista Ultimate |
Nothing dubious shows when searched, and there would be something if it was a problem, maybe if you had searched the file names it would have shown something.
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Jun 28 2007, 05:53 AM
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![]() Trusted Tech Expert Posts: 4,636 From: Gold Coast, Australia OS: Microsoft Windows Vista Home (Basic and Premium) SP1 (32-bit), XP Home SP3, Ubuntu 8.10 |
Well yes, but it was just numbers. The first file was called "1" the second "2" the third "3" and so on... they didn't have extensions, they didn't come up on any of the scans I did (I did anti-virus and 2 anti-spyware on them), right up until number 8000+. Yes, there were over 8000 files with names as numbers, then the next lot went "a", "b", "c", etc... right through the alphabet and then they went "aa", "ab", "ac", and so on, it was a ridiculously huge folder! All of my scans since have shown nothing, and I've checked the C: twice a day and it's not there again, so ? I'm tempted to laugh, it's pretty funny...
EDIT: Thanks, though, I appreciate it... This post has been edited by ruthandtroy: Jun 28 2007, 05:54 AM |
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