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Start > Control Panel > System > [tab]System Restore > tick "Turn off System Restore on all drives" > click OK
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cinch
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Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Jul 2002 time: 22:30
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TCO: Like I said, for me, the main things were:
1. Turning system restore off. I understand your frustration; the first advice I got from someone when I had the virus was to try and use system restore to back to an earlier date. That was a bad, bad idea.
2. Making sure you are disconnected from the net while you're doing all this (installing updates, patches; running fixblast.exe).
3. Making sure msblast.exe is ended in the Windows Task Manager (clt alt del) screen.
All that should buy you time and allow you to install updates and run fixblast. Many times.
Also, it doesn't hurt to just plain search for 'msblast.exe' and delete any files that come up.
Don't take my word as gospel, though... I basically just got lucky after taking every single piece of advice I was given; downloading the latest patch and update, and running fixblast, over and over again until now... I think everything is under control.
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TCO
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Richmond, VA
Jan 1970 time: 00:30
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quote: Originally posted by cinch
TCO: Like I said, for me, the main things were:
1. Turning system restore off. I understand your frustration; the first advice I got from someone when I had the virus was to try and use system restore to back to an earlier date. That was a bad, bad idea.
2. Making sure you are disconnected from the net while you're doing all this (installing updates, patches; running fixblast.exe).
3. Making sure msblast.exe is ended in the Windows Task Manager (clt alt del) screen.
All that should buy you time and allow you to install updates and run fixblast. Many times.
Also, it doesn't hurt to just plain search for 'msblast.exe' and delete any files that come up.
Don't take my word as gospel, though... I basically just got lucky after taking every single piece of advice I was given; downloading the latest patch and update, and running fixblast, over and over again until now... I think everything is under control. |
Cinch:
1. thanks for the understanding.
2. How can I be disconnected from the web while I install patches?
3. I did the ctrl alt del, serarch destroy, and the system resotr uncheck
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cinch
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Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Jul 2002 time: 22:30
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TCO:
quote: 2. How can I be disconnected from the web while I install patches? |
Well, you have to download them while connected, obviously, but you can install them without being connected, once you have them downloaded onto your computer.
Of course, being disconnected may not be that important... All I know is that msblast kept coming back every time I deleted it, until I ran fixblast.exe while disconnected from the net. Since then, everything has been better.
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