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September 26th 04, 02:27 PM
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Infected files in Temporary Internet archives
Having changed my anti-virus program, I appear to have a
number of infected files which cannot be 'repaired' or 'deleted'. These files' suffix is either 'jar' or 'cab' and are all in Temporary Internet Files. 1. The 'Jar' files have been detected as infected by different types of trojan horse viruses. 2. The 'cab' files (Microsoft) appear to contain "cax.dll" files relating to cost incurring dialler (DIAL/300264). It will be much appreciated if you would advise what can be done to "dis-infect" the archive files concerned. Thanking you in anticipation. AlexM 
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September 26th 04, 03:10 PM
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Reboot to Safe Mode (Ctrl or Shift or F5 or F8).
In Control Panel | Internet Options. On the General tab, click *Delete Files*, then *Delete All Offline Content*. Reboot. Shane "AlexM" wrote in message ... Having changed my anti-virus program, I appear to have a number of infected files which cannot be 'repaired' or 'deleted'. These files' suffix is either 'jar' or 'cab' and are all in Temporary Internet Files. 1. The 'Jar' files have been detected as infected by different types of trojan horse viruses. 2. The 'cab' files (Microsoft) appear to contain "cax.dll" files relating to cost incurring dialler (DIAL/300264). It will be much appreciated if you would advise what can be done to "dis-infect" the archive files concerned. Thanking you in anticipation. AlexM
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September 26th 04, 05:05 PM
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Thanks very much Shane. Much obliged!
AlexM -----Original Message----- Reboot to Safe Mode (Ctrl or Shift or F5 or F8). In Control Panel | Internet Options. On the General tab, click *Delete Files*, then *Delete All Offline Content*. Reboot. Shane "AlexM" wrote in message ... Having changed my anti-virus program, I appear to have a number of infected files which cannot be 'repaired' or 'deleted'. These files' suffix is either 'jar' or 'cab' and are all in Temporary Internet Files. 1. The 'Jar' files have been detected as infected by different types of trojan horse viruses. 2. The 'cab' files (Microsoft) appear to contain "cax.dll" files relating to cost incurring dialler (DIAL/300264). It will be much appreciated if you would advise what can be done to "dis-infect" the archive files concerned. Thanking you in anticipation. AlexM .
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September 28th 04, 05:20 AM
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No problem, Alex.
Shane "AlexM" wrote in message ... Thanks very much Shane. Much obliged! AlexM -----Original Message----- Reboot to Safe Mode (Ctrl or Shift or F5 or F8). In Control Panel | Internet Options. On the General tab, click *Delete Files*, then *Delete All Offline Content*. Reboot. Shane "AlexM" wrote in message ... Having changed my anti-virus program, I appear to have a number of infected files which cannot be 'repaired' or 'deleted'. These files' suffix is either 'jar' or 'cab' and are all in Temporary Internet Files. 1. The 'Jar' files have been detected as infected by different types of trojan horse viruses. 2. The 'cab' files (Microsoft) appear to contain "cax.dll" files relating to cost incurring dialler (DIAL/300264). It will be much appreciated if you would advise what can be done to "dis-infect" the archive files concerned. Thanking you in anticipation. AlexM .
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October 6th 04, 01:49 PM
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-----Original Message----- Having changed my anti-virus program, I appear to have a number of infected files which cannot be 'repaired' or 'deleted'. These files' suffix is either 'jar' or 'cab' and are all in Temporary Internet Files. 1. The 'Jar' files have been detected as infected by different types of trojan horse viruses. 2. The 'cab' files (Microsoft) appear to contain "cax.dll" files relating to cost incurring dialler (DIAL/300264). It will be much appreciated if you would advise what can be done to "dis-infect" the archive files concerned. Thanking you in anticipation. AlexM . Try setting a new system restore point in system restore. This worked for me when I had the sam e problem
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