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I have a quick question, but it may be impossible to answer right now, since I am at work as I write this and can't give every exact detail...
My wife called me to say there is a problem with the computer. Upon starting the computer, shegot a message saying a virus had been detected and automatically deleted. Ok, fine. She then tried to start a program and got a message about a "Rundll" error. What would "rundll" be associated with? I walked her through a system restore and it seems ok now, but I don't know if I should still be concerned about either the virus or this rundll thing. I know that's pretty vague, but does anyone have any ideas? |
Rundll is a program that runs program code contained in a .dll file.
Anyway, if the scanner isnt finding the virus anymore, your probably safe. You might want to run trend micro hoursecall to make sure. |
Yeah, make sure it is gone, Rundll viruses are really nasty, often stopping you from opening anything, I remember when Lennon had one and we couldnt even run solitaire or Explorer [img]tongue.gif[/img]
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