[chinofeliz]

Hey everyone, dunno if this is the right section to post this question, but is it possible a full song MP3 could delete itself after certain hours? I downloaded this song the day before and I'm pretty sure where I put it, now I can't see it in that directory (there's no one else using my computer). Using AV, registry monitor programs and firewall... A new type of virus? lol Dunno

Thank You for your honesty about your version of Windows

Geeks To Go are unable to help anyone who does not have genuine software installed

http://www.geekstogo...ndpost&p=426027

Edited by Keith, 28 October 2005 - 07:08 AM.

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Perfectly possible. If you're using System Restore and didn't put the file in My Documents.

Otherwise Internet Security Suites will rip out anything they consider to be a threat to your system. If this includes an MP3 file then so be it, especially those that contain scripting technologies which Microsoft ill-advisedly introduced in Media Player 9.

[Neil Jones]

Perfectly possible. If you're using System Restore and didn't put the file in My Documents.

Otherwise Internet Security Suites will rip out anything they consider to be a threat to your system. If this includes an MP3 file then so be it, especially those that contain scripting technologies which Microsoft ill-advisedly introduced in Media Player 9.

[Tyger]

I've downloaded files that were timed to delete themselves. Don't know what script they used!!!

[chinofeliz]

First time it happened to me It was a good song too :| I disabled system resotre ages ago so it must be that "script" thing you guys mentioned bugger