Today there is no one scanner+remover that detects and removes all infections. While it may get quite a few I continue to have to use Grif's list at http://forums.cnet.com/7726-6122_102-5509131.html?tag=posts;msg5509131 to detect and clean.
And some nasties burrow in too deep for all that. And then to make matters worse a new strain of infection infects no files but sits in memory.
Bob
Please forgive my "limited brain function" on this question;
But I am confused because a friend recently said the SAS program takes care of viruses too? I have used this program my self and it usually will find things another program leaves behind! So,for those kind of problems its a great program. And yes I know, regardless of its a free or paid program, it comes down to the user; how careful you are. Then that isn't even a guarantee. I am wanting to take our 3 computers off the Norton (for 3 pcs) and go with a good free anti virus. I currently use Malwarebytes. I also have a program called pcMRI (Microsoft Partner) This is a purchased program. I have used AVG for antivirus before. Thanks to who ever might be able to help with this. imgrateful_1

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