Uh Oh!! Mk Needs Help Quick!!

[~MK~]

OK..I did a housecall virus scan..and this is what I got..

FILES: 33574, Infected: 1, Viruses: 1, Disinfected: 0


5d_clubs.bmp could be a destructive (this is what it says)

What do I do??? And how did I get it??
:eek:

[jaybird]

Can you do a 'search' for the file and then delete it and empty your recycle bin? Try that, and then run another scan and see if it's clean.

[Jolie Rouge]

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[picklepuss]

Sorry I can't help MK but i just wanted to say i hope you get it worked out.:)

[waterfowl]

Thats odd, I did a search for it at Housecalls and they have nothing listed. Was there anything else in the wording of this virus?

[captorquewrench]

OK.......deleting th efiles won't necessary get rid of the virus as they "attach" to other working files & programs

go to www.symantec.com, search the virus definitions for the file name you found, and they should have removal tools there for ya.

[Katt]

Housecall also classifies some stuff from porn sites and other type of places that has a lot of popups as viruses. It could be that it is an image stored from one of those sites, and it's being classified as a virus. I never could get rid of two I had from a site like that. It always said I had a virus, but it was just a majorly cookied file.

[shell76]

5d_clubs.bmp is a file name search your hard drive for this file and delete it. My guess is that the virus scan you used did a hueristic scan it did not identify a virus but found a file containing possible destructive code.

[erniemarie]

a .bmp file is a bitmap file which is a picture or image and it is stored on your harddrive somewhere, search your harddrive for the file and delete it then run the virus scan again

[~MK~]

Thanks all. That's all it said is what I posted here..and it said from some casino?? So probably a popup.:rolleyes:

Darned popups. :mad: