SNDMon.exe
Hi Blade81,
I'm back to working on my system. Thanks for your previous post.
I think I have uninstalled "most of" Norton AntiVirus 2002.
I have dowloaded, installed and scanned with Avast! to use as my antivirus software instead of Norton.
The only item which still remains is SNDMon.exe in C:\Program Files\Sym Net Drv\ SNDMon.exe, should I delete it as well? In researching this file I have seen it stated that this file may be added in the autorun registry.
Now that I have an up to date antivirus program I wanted to continue to cleanup my system prior to installing my external HDD this weekend. Then I will backup my files so that I can download WindowsXP SP3. Should I do the hosts file procedure as per your instructions prior to SP3?
I feel guilty for asking your advice, I'm sure there are more important tasks you are assisting with. I am grateful for all your help and advice. I have learned many things about my system and it's security features. I can't wait to get back to life as I knew it prior to the "infection".
Best regards
Hi Blade81,
I'm back to working on my system. Thanks for your previous post.
I think I have uninstalled "most of" Norton AntiVirus 2002.
I have dowloaded, installed and scanned with Avast! to use as my antivirus software instead of Norton.
The only item which still remains is SNDMon.exe in C:\Program Files\Sym Net Drv\ SNDMon.exe, should I delete it as well? In researching this file I have seen it stated that this file may be added in the autorun registry.
Now that I have an up to date antivirus program I wanted to continue to cleanup my system prior to installing my external HDD this weekend. Then I will backup my files so that I can download WindowsXP SP3. Should I do the hosts file procedure as per your instructions prior to SP3?
I feel guilty for asking your advice, I'm sure there are more important tasks you are assisting with. I am grateful for all your help and advice. I have learned many things about my system and it's security features. I can't wait to get back to life as I knew it prior to the "infection".
Best regards