I ran Disinfectant 3.7.1 and it found multiple nVIR A and B viruses. I
disinfected them, but I still get the address error bombs. I guess it's back to
square one.
Your symptoms are inconsistent with nVir infections. That family of
viruses is pretty benign, actually, and isn't known to cause the serious
symptoms you've described. Your problem is almost certainly caused by
leaking capacitors, as I mentioned to you at Jag's forum. If you really
want to fix it, open it up and simply look at the logic board. If you
see stains, then you've found your problem. The early compacts are
*notorious* for this problem. It's one of the first things I check for
whenever someone brings me a compact with "a mysterious problem." The
fix is easy: throw it in the dishwasher.
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