Question about this Lsass virus.
I went to symantec and followed the instructions there.
I downloaded the windows updates.
My firewall is running now. (My boys turned it off in order to create warcraft games)
I don't seem to have the symptoms anymore....knock on wood...
BUT, when I run a file/folder search for lsass, it shows up in my C/windows/system32 . I tried deleting it, tried deleting it in safe mode. Neither works.
Do I need to get rid of this file if everything seems fine?
Annoying little thing is Lsass.
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You don't want to delete it, you need it!
You should be fine. It's a system file, and not from the virus, it's allways been there. I could walk you through how to delete it, but trust me, you don't want me to.
You should be fine. It's a system file, and not from the virus, it's allways been there. I could walk you through how to delete it, but trust me, you don't want me to.
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It's part of Windows.
If you delete it, it will be replaced by Windows File Protection.
If you delete it, it will be replaced by Windows File Protection.
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I had this problem. You have agobot. There's a file somewhere on your hard drive that's going to be called "explored.exe" and it will be accompanied by "testfile". You need to delete both of these; sometimes the files may be hidden so be sure to have the folder options allowing hidden files to be shown. That should fix the problem.
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