Now you see the kind of problem I had with ESET. I got the same direction fromESET, to download superantispyware free version also. It's pretty disgusting when a free Anti-M program can catch a Trojan and a pait Anti-M won't. The trojan that was causing my problem had the same name as a file required by windows but was in a different folder. The file name was csrss.exe and was in the WINNT folder. The file that windows requires is in the WINNT/System32 folder. It sounds similat to the lass one you found. Be paitent on the malware forum. IT sometimes takes time to get an answer. Same is true for the ESET site. Later, Steve-x8086

On top of that, even if i figure it out, or DONT as the case might be, i will still have to figure out if there is a way to clean MY REMOVABLE MEDIA!!!!! I have 350 gigs of information on my TERABYTE external, and i think my phone is still infected!!!! arahhhhH!!!!!

http://discussions.nokiausa.com/disc...read.id=176047


i feel for you man.

I cant post to your thread about esetnod32 not functioning the way it should under an administrator account, but i have to tell you that is f*cking bull**** if its true. I as well use NOD32, but so far it has worked well, it has blocked incoming bs and a host of other things...

But recently i have been infected with something that accidentally got onto my phone, and now my pc is screwed up, and im still waiting to have it fixed or at least posted about on these forums...

http://forums.techguy.org/malware-re...ml#post7017784

they still havent replyed to my thread yet, as well as yours, which is really annoying.....