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Old April 7th 05, 11:03 AM
nosferatu
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Default missing DLL when virus inecfted during sp2 install

During an SP2 installation, my machine was infected by a virus. This seems to
have resulted in some missng dlls such as msconfig, shell and som eothers
(which I don't know about). I had SPYBOT, ADWARE and NORTONS running although
the Norton's was missing the most recent update at that point in time.
Norton's now and again will come up with a message of STARTPAGETROJAN.
Although not on all occasions, and not on every invocatioon of IE (which is
also at the highest patch level).

I have tried to re-install the above DLLs but get a message that these have
been superceded.

What can I do? I have thought of doing a 'SLIPSTREAM' re-install but that
seems drastic.

So how can i determine
a) which dlls are missing
b) install these
c) do I have to go back to first priciples and Slip stream.

Any and all advice would be most welcome.

Thanks
Nosferatu
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Old April 7th 05, 12:28 PM
Richard Urban
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Installing from a slip streamed Windows XP SP2 CD is not at all "drastic".
It is preferred!

If you purchase Windows XP now in a retail store, that is exactly what you
get! The older versions with SP1 are pretty much gone at this point - I
would think.

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"nosferatu" wrote in message
...
During an SP2 installation, my machine was infected by a virus. This seems
to
have resulted in some missng dlls such as msconfig, shell and som eothers
(which I don't know about). I had SPYBOT, ADWARE and NORTONS running
although
the Norton's was missing the most recent update at that point in time.
Norton's now and again will come up with a message of STARTPAGETROJAN.
Although not on all occasions, and not on every invocatioon of IE (which
is
also at the highest patch level).

I have tried to re-install the above DLLs but get a message that these
have
been superceded.

What can I do? I have thought of doing a 'SLIPSTREAM' re-install but that
seems drastic.

So how can i determine
a) which dlls are missing
b) install these
c) do I have to go back to first priciples and Slip stream.

Any and all advice would be most welcome.

Thanks
Nosferatu



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Old April 8th 05, 08:23 AM
Kelly
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Hi,

Also run:

HijackThis
http://www.spychecker.com/program/hijackthis.html

System File Checker (Start/Run/CMD/SFC /Scannow)

/SCANNOW
Scans all protected system files immediately.
/SCANONCE
Scans all protected system files at the next boot.
/SCANBOOT
Scans all protected system files at every boot.
/REVERT
Windows XP: Return to default settings.

Sfc sets the following registry value:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows
NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon\SFCScan

Added info:

Creates a log he

Start/Run/Msinfo32/Tools/File Signature Verification Utility. Or go to
Start/Run and type in: sigverif. Modify your settings under Advanced. When
the scan is done, go back to Advanced/Logging/View Log.

Another tool for both Current and Older Windows Files: Go to Start/Run and
type in: verifier

Modify the registry for verifier.exe
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=244617

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All the Best,
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"nosferatu" wrote in message
...
During an SP2 installation, my machine was infected by a virus. This seems
to
have resulted in some missng dlls such as msconfig, shell and som eothers
(which I don't know about). I had SPYBOT, ADWARE and NORTONS running
although
the Norton's was missing the most recent update at that point in time.
Norton's now and again will come up with a message of STARTPAGETROJAN.
Although not on all occasions, and not on every invocatioon of IE (which
is
also at the highest patch level).

I have tried to re-install the above DLLs but get a message that these
have
been superceded.

What can I do? I have thought of doing a 'SLIPSTREAM' re-install but that
seems drastic.

So how can i determine
a) which dlls are missing
b) install these
c) do I have to go back to first priciples and Slip stream.

Any and all advice would be most welcome.

Thanks
Nosferatu



 




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