how to replace SULFNBK.exe

[dewen1]

I received an urgent message under a friends name in an email. This message warned me about a virus she may have passed on to me. I was directed to delete SULFNBK.exe immediately or lose my hard drive. The message said the virus was slow working and so would not be picked up by Norton or McAfee antivirus programs. Since it was someone I knew , I deleted . Then I sent the warning to those I had contacted and learned this was a hoax. Later I learned that my friend had not even sent it, although I can't see how someone could have used her name to me. My server tells me I deleted something essential to Windows 98 and suggested going on the net to find out how to replace it. Please help me.
Dolores

 

[lmhlo]

Hi dewen1,

We are on the same boat. I just did the same thing as you did and so I am also seeking advice as how to replace this.

Is this gonna have disastrous effect or harm?

Hope someone out there could help and would appreciate very much.

 

[Wino]

http://antivirus.about.com/library/weekly/aa052601a.htm?once=true&

Go to the above site for instructions.

Wino

 

[lmhlo]

Thanks a lot Wino!


Just one more question: in the future if I receive the same virus alert messages like this one, what sources or help sites will I be able to verify and confirm whether this is a hoax or not; apart from the one I was given already; since there might be a diverse range of viruses? thanks so much.

 

[Wino]

lmhlo you are most welcome.

Go to home page of site

http://urbanlegends.about.com/mbody.htm?once=true&

and sign up for their newsletter to be sent to your email address. This will keep you pretty current on most, if not all, hoaxes and other crap you get with falsehoods from well meaning "friends" in your email.

Wino

 

[jbcalg]

the Virus Encyclopedia at symantec/norton's site is another good source of up to date info whether it's real or hoax viruses

 

[dewen1]

So where do I go for help? I thought this was a MSN help department. What do I do to replace SULFNBK.exe ?Are there any technicians to help members? I'm not interested in hearing from other poor snooks who were hoaxed like myself unless they found a way to repair the damage done.

 

[LadyLisa]

dewen

if you click on the link that Wino gave you then you will find out how to restore the sulfnbk.exe file.

 

[TonyKlein]

Dewen1,

You seem to misunderstand what this board is about.

We are not a part of MSN, but just a collection of computer users like yourself.

The nice thing about this, is that the collective experience of the members usually allows you to find solutions to computer problems faster, than you would otherwise.

I don't think that you categorizing the people who have been willing to help you solve this as 'poor snooks', will encourage others to rush to your assistance.

However, let's assume that this is just due to a misunderstanding on your part...

Here's a MS article which will explain this, and tell you how to solve it: Description of Sulfnbk.exe and How to Replace the Program File

Good luck,

 

[ibredrenee]

I went in and tryed to extract the sulfnbk.exe and followed the directions and it said it was sucessfully extracted...but when I run a search Its not found? Any ideas?

 

[LadyLisa]

Did you look in C:\WINDOWS\COMMAND ? It should be there if it was extracted correctly.

 

[ibredrenee]

Thank you ladylisa.....yes it was there...what a relief!ha

 

[LadyLisa]

You're welcome, glad you found it

 

[Butch45]

I went through the same thing you did, and here is the address to fix it. www.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/sulfnbk.exe.warning.html

 

[jbcalg]

Originally posted by TonyKlein
Dewen1,

You seem to misunderstand what this board is about.... I don't think that you categorizing the people who have been willing to help you solve this as 'poor snooks', will encourage others to rush to your assistance.

However, let's assume that this is just due to a misunderstanding on your part...

thanks TK for your reply to the original poster
- i wasn't so inclined on first read but am happy to defer to your tact, charm, and good looks


best of the season to one and all