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Topic subject | Bloodhound.NeuralMBR virus |
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337170, Bloodhound.NeuralMBR virus Posted by hasmos, Sat Dec-04-04 11:02 AM
Hi
My NAV 2004 gave me this message ((((The master boot record of
drive #0 is infected with the Bloodhound.NeuralMBR virus.))))
but the NAV can't do anything about it..delet , quarantine..nothing is
possible...What can I do? And what is meant by drive #0? I have C D E
F and G but no #0...any help?
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337173, RE: Bloodhound.NeuralMBR virus Posted by Vijay, Sat Dec-04-04 11:14 AM
Drive 0 is the first hard disk drive you have usually the one you normally boot from.C,d,e etc are the partitions on that drive.Try going to the free online scan sites such as www.trendmicro.com or www.symantec.com and get a scan done.
Try to google for the virus ands for virus removal tools.
Vijay
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337177, RE: Bloodhound.NeuralMBR virus Posted by uffbros, Sat Dec-04-04 12:19 PM
http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/bloodhound.html
Dell Dimension 4550,Win XP Home SP2, 2.4 GHZ P4, 512MB DDR PC2700 Ram, ATI Rage 128(32MB)
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337188, RE: Bloodhound.NeuralMBR virus Posted by Randy_Bell, Sat Dec-04-04 01:18 PM
"Bloodhound" means it is a heuristic detection. Heuristics can produce false positives. So I agree with the suggestion to try an online scan to see if any other scanner verifies a boot-sector infection. You have to have ActiveX enabled in IE to use these scans. Attached is an html file with links to the major online scans available to you. Good Luck!
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337251, RE: Bloodhound.NeuralMBR virus Posted by Shelly, Sat Dec-04-04 07:01 PM
Bloodhound is not the name of a virus, but a message displayed by Symantec's Norton Anti-Virus when it thinks it may have found a new virus. You can submit the suspected virus to Symantec for further analysis.
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