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Explorer causing stack fault
I am working on a home built computer running Win 98 SE that had the W32/Magistr.28672 virus on it. According to F-Prot and AVG the virus has been removed. The problem is windows explorer, every time I try to open "My Computer", "My Documents", or just about anything, I get a "Explorer caused a stack fault in Kernell32.dll at 016f:bff7429f" error. So what I need to know is do you guys think the virus has already done in the bios? Will a format and clean install fix this? Any ideas appreciated.
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Thanks for the link Sarge, as far as I can tell I have removed the virus. I just can't get the explorer to run without the stack fault. Does anyone know if a clean install will resolve this?
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" Using a boot disk, at the A prompt, type "C:" [ENTER]
At the C prompt, type "CD\WINDOWS\COMMAND" [ENTER] Type "edit c:\windows\win.ini" [ENTER] Delete any references to the virus, ie. reference to the file which was detected as infected Boot up Windows Click on the [Start] button at the bottom left-hand corner of the screen. Click on [Run] and type "Regedit" Go to "HKLM\SOFTWARE\MICROSOFT\WINDOWS\CURRENTVERSION\RUN" Delete all references to the virus, ie. reference to the file which was earlier detected as infected Shut-down and restart your computer." -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- **From a source that provides a virus program. |
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Yeah Sarge, I did all that late last night,(got the same instructions from the Vbuster site), plus I downloaded some removal tools. I can't find any references to the virus and F-Prot and Avg come up clean. It's not a problem doing a clean install, just wasn't sure if this would completely resolve this. I appreciate the help.
Last edited by Redo40; 01-18-2003 at 12:33 PM. |
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Decided to clean install and everything is back to normal. Thanks again Sarge!
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