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Jane, I ran a deep scan with bitdefender and opened the log file to determine the location of the infected file. In my case it was the archive file for the email inbox. I then opened the file using notepad and deleted all the emails (a very long process) in the file. There must be an easier way to do this. Anyway this…
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Jane, I ran a deep scan with bitdefender and opened the log file to determine the location of the infected file. In my case it was the archive file for the email inbox. I then opened the file using notepad and deleted all the emails (a very long process) in the file. There must be an easier way to do this. Anyway this…
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Its strange, but when searching via google for Trojan.******.5758 just about all the results point to a section of a BitDefender forum. This means one of two things. Either BD is the only AV at this time capable of detecting this thing, or BD has detected a phantom which doesnt really exist. You're right... I actually…
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Sent you an email. ethom Hello Ethom, would you be so nice and could help me too, please? I scanned my PC with Spybot S&D, some stuff was found and destroyed, but Trojan.******.5758 wasn't on the list ... I don't even know where it comes from, I always get a warning from Bitdefender, when I try to send an e-mail with…
