we have an app that nukes any thing you plug into a usb,
i mean 160 gb music library. encrypted and useless.
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let me tell you how to fix that if that turns out to be the problem.
Attach the drive to a machine where there is no admin, or where you
have admin rights (either will work). Go to the properties of the
external drive and set permissions to anyone can do anything to it.
This may not be what you wa
well hmm let me ask you this can you get into the rest of the
drive? If notare users with different privilege levels set up on
the machine it is attached to? Cause, assuming we are talking about an
external drive, not just a thumb drive this can be a problem.
On Tue, Apr 13, 2010 at 8:46
I did a full scan and nothing was detected. Maybe it is just the default
protection for external drives when they are connected?
On Tue, Apr 13, 2010 at 8:57 AM, Vivec wrote:
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> That is odd.
>
> external drives CAN be infected by viruses...and that's the behaviour
> of AV packages when it hap
That is odd.
external drives CAN be infected by viruses...and that's the behaviour
of AV packages when it happens.
As soon as you insert the drive the warning pops up.
Was Avira able to clean the drive?
On 13 April 2010 09:53, Matthew Smith wrote:
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> Yes, USB.
>
> Avira popped up saying it bl
Yes, USB.
Avira popped up saying it blocked the running of the file. Then, I think it
was windows blocking me, but I was thinking Avira blocked the file and
windows couldn't open it.
On Mon, Apr 12, 2010 at 11:56 PM, Dana wrote:
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> maybe... is it usb? Random thoughts:
>
> Mine autoruns but I
er the words pretty intelligent should follow here
On Mon, Apr 12, 2010 at 10:56 PM, Dana wrote:
> maybe... is it usb? Random thoughts:
>
> Mine autoruns but I am not sure how that happens. An inf file is
> normal (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/INF_file) but um so are most
> viruses
maybe... is it usb? Random thoughts:
Mine autoruns but I am not sure how that happens. An inf file is
normal (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/INF_file) but um so are most
viruses. AFAIK you should be able ot open it with notepad.
Avira is rather intelligent; on the other hand it would be suspicious
I know mine does. A Seagate with backup software and encryption software.
The auto run installs the software on new machines, or launches it on ones
it's already installed its drivers and software on.
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