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[ANS1]

I am currently using the instructions provided here to get rid of a nasty case of Virut on my Windows XP. I am on step #9, and I am encountering a problem: For some odd reason, when I click on the C Drive in a custom scan, the red dot does not show up on the drive, but it rather selects it as one would select text. This is the first time that I have ever used Dr.WEB, so it could easily be due to some mistake of mine. Is it due to my inexperience, a faulty installation, or something else?

Any ideas or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

[SergM]

Disk scanning is started when you have chosen the Drive C: and click on the scan button?

[ANS1]

Disk scanning is started when you have chosen the Drive C: and click on the scan button?

Unfortunately not. The Start button remains greyed out.

[ANS1]

Also, when I run other antivirus programs, they cannot find the C:/ Drive either

Does that mean that the entire drive has been deleted?

[SergM]

Also, when I run other antivirus programs, they cannot find the C:/ Drive either

Does that mean that the entire drive has been deleted?

It is difficult to me to assume it. In the Explorer a disk С: is present? Files in him are?

[ANS1]

Explorer shows the existence of a C Drive, but there are no files within it. When I click on Properties, it says that 0/0 bytes are being used

[ANS1]

I suspect I've found what's going on; when I double-click C:, it tells me the "C:\ is not accessible. The file or directory is corrupted and unavailable." Is it possible to recover C:?

[Malex]

I suspect I've found what's going on; when I double-click C:, it tells me the "C:\ is not accessible. The file or directory is corrupted and unavailable." Is it possible to recover C:?

Sure. But I need to have a look at it.

[SergM]

May be to try Dr.Web® LiveCD? http://www.freedrweb.com/livecd/

[Malex]

May be to try Dr.Web® LiveCD? http://www.freedrweb.com/livecd/

Zero sized partition is usually a logical problem with file system It couldn't be fixed with Cureit

[SergM]

May be to try Dr.Web® LiveCD? http://www.freedrweb.com/livecd/

Zero sized partition is usually a logical problem with file system It couldn't be fixed with Cureit

I am currently using the instructions provided here to get rid of a nasty case of Virut on my Windows XP.

May be it's it?

[Malex]

May be to try Dr.Web® LiveCD? http://www.freedrweb.com/livecd/

Zero sized partition is usually a logical problem with file system It couldn't be fixed with Cureit

I am currently using the instructions provided here to get rid of a nasty case of Virut on my Windows XP.

May be it's it?

You see...
>>>Explorer shows the existence of a C Drive, but there are no files within it. When I click on Properties, it says that 0/0 bytes are being used

Does virut infect boot sector?

[ANS1]

Sure. But I need to have a look at it.

What do you mean? Remote Access? I've never used that before, so you're going to have to tell me what to do

ftp://ftp.drweb.com/pub/drweb/livecd/

When I clicked that link and selected Download, it took me here: ftp://ftp.drweb.com/pub/drweb/livecd/
Not sure what I'm supposed to do...