[PCR-1000] RE: [PCR-1000]Help!!! Please!!!!
Leroy Ritta
[email protected]
Tue, 26 Mar 2002 21:51:42 +1030
Hello
All files on 4 drives C D E F 9gb 9gb 36gb 18GB size drives were deleted.
I have used trainers before and never this result, I still believe it had a
virus, in other words the program was contaminated by a virus . The
function of the program was not to delete files it was corrupt klar!
Yes I have a EUR/AUS model as I'm down under as they say here OZ.
Thank you Lee.
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From: [email protected]
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Sent: Tuesday, 26 March 2002 9:14 PM
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Subject: Re: [PCR-1000] RE: [PCR-1000]Help!!! Please!!!!
> it was a single executable file and I ran it even then Norton did nothing
> which
> in past times saved my bacon. The result of running the trainer the screen
> went berserk
> you would not believe it unless you saw it, bits flying everywhere on the
> screen, you
> could not recognize anything. When I tried to reboot nothing nada zip nix.
Well... nice... that was not a virus. This means that you executed a program
that
deleted all files and folders (with content) on drive C. This kind of
program
is not actually a virus... they can just as well be in a simple BAT-file,
and
thus they are not recognized as viruses by anti-virus programs. Well, they
may be if the program is well known. But then the program will be recognized
by filename, size and contents... not by any "virus-scanning".
Well, sorry about that anyways... I live in Sweden, and my reciever is not
locked
or anything... its of EUR/AUS model. I have a file that i used when i messed
up
myself.. (agony and pain). I have made a BIN-file from data that i found in
a RAD
from a friend that had a file with something called "common data".
I will send you this file, but I dont know if it will work with your
radio... I guess you dont have a EUR/AUS model? ... dunno if it will do any
harm ...
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