Help with Virus

[BIGFELLA]

My anti spy picked this virus worm up last night "Worm.VBS.Sasan.a" . I could not delete it as it kept regenerating, went on the net and found out how to turn it off, but now i can not access any of my drives as i get a error eg: Can not find script file "f:/.ms32.dll.dll.vbs" this is very annoying i can look at the drives if right click then explore......... so i am stuck on this one........ any help would be much appreciated..........

BIGFELLA

[Billywhizz]

I got a virus in Bali...

But a quick injection up the bum sorted it....

You honestly didnt think I could be serious did you

hope someone useful comes along and helps

[BIGFELLA]

I got a virus in Bali...

But a quick injection up the bum sorted it....

You honestly didnt think I could be serious did you

hope someone useful comes along and helps[/b]

Ha Billy i know you know F#@K all about computers............... But thanks for the thought.

BIGFELLA

[sathid]

I got a virus in Bali...

But a quick injection up the bum sorted it....

You honestly didnt think I could be serious did you

hope someone useful comes along and helps[/b]

I thought an injection UP the bum would be how you got the virus in the first place...

lol


Bigfella - what did the removal instructions get you to do?
have you tried googling the error message?

[Hired_goon]

Download the fix from HERE

[Hired_goon]

This malicious VBScript propagates by dropping copies of itself in physical and removable drives using the file name .MS32DLL.DLL.VBS.

It also drops an AUTORUN.INF file to automatically execute dropped copies when the drives are accessed.

This VBScript arrives on a system as a file dropped by other malware, or downloaded by an unsuspecting user when visiting malicious Web sites. It may also arrive via removable drives.

Upon execution, it drops the following copies of itself in the Windows folder. The said files have attributes set to Read-Only, Hidden, and System to avoid easy detection. It modifies the registry to enable Autoplay feature on all drives and hide files with certain file name extensions.[/b]

Prolly get away with deleting the Autorun.inf from each drive.

[TheonlyNinjabitches]

i use an online virus checker which seems good just search for it on google

whats the best virus stuff to use i hate this one i brought the firewall keeps booting me offline

spy ware doctor is good but the shield firewall seems to suck

[BIGFELLA]

Download the fix from HERE[/b]

Bro you are a legend. The BIGFELLA is ever so great full, all fixed now.....Phew that was lucky....

Thank you thank you thank you

BIGFELLA

[lee]

BF, do yourself a favour and download a copy of windowsPE/ultimate boot cd.

As long as you can isolate what files are actually causing the issues, it's a simple matter of booting to the cd, browsing to your hard drive and deleting the files causing you grief. Easiest/most successful method.