» Fri May 27, 2011 1:35 pm
Okay, I've got one last question. I reformatted C: drive this morning because the computer was finally assaulted by whatever was inside it. I put on Service Pack (2) and installed around 129 security updates, then I put AVG Anti-Virus on. About an hour after this, it detected an intrusion in the form of svchost.exe and explorer.exe. I looked them up and found that these processes, while normal system ones, are sometimes used as "covers" for trojans. Now, I'm wondering, since D: drive has been showing some signs of virus activity lately, if it's possible for something like this to "hop" over from one drive to another. And yes, the drives are shared. I can access anything on D: drive from C: drive and vice versa.
If that's the case, then while I rely on AVG to keep the bugger off C:, I'll reformat D, reinstall AVG on it, then hopefully the infection will be gone forever. Would this be the case? I'm really getting tired of all this stress this crap's putting me through. <_<
Also, I know I can do a scan for D:, but that didn't help in C:'s case this morning. Whatever damage was inflicted couldn't be undone and I was forced to format anyway. I'd rather just wipe the slate clean. If anything, I'd prefer to stick to using only ONE drive so this [censored] stops happening, but my dad's really stubborn about that.