[videobruce]

I need "vxdmgr32.exe for the system32 folder. I tried to do a search at M$'s site, but it came up blank. The orginal has a virus and it is sitting in the recycle bin. The system barks at me with it not where it should be.
Can I just copy one from another 2k box or do I need to ectract one from the I386 folder in the sp3 update?
If I do, would someone show me the command line to use to extract that file.

Thanks.........

[pmistry]

Can't you just copy the file from C:\Windows Folder\ServicePackFiles\i386 into C:\Windows Folder\System32 ?

I don't think you need to use Extract or Expand.

[duhmez]

NT does not use VXD's. (Virtual device drivers) 9X does And on top of that, this is a nasty virus, you wanna kill it not restore it.

Nasty trojan in fact.

here is mroe info and howto lean it.

http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/w32.bambo.html

[Tomay]

There is probably a link in the registry that starts this program.

Run regedit and search for "vxdmgr32.exe"
Delete the entry and the system won't bug you for that file anymore.

[videobruce]

There were 7 files altogether with 2 different viruses. Two were in another partition which I deleted and four more were in the system32 folder which after removal didn't bark at me. Only this one. I assumed it was a real system file. Should of known better, I ran into this before where it comes up looking for the file because of a registry entry.

I will look for that entry. Reg Edit won't work? It has to be Red Edit32?

[franzj]

The REGEDIT and REGEDT32 programs serve the same purpose, but Microsoft will probably phase out REGEDIT. It's the 16-bit version which has less functionality than REGEDT32.

Francis

[Mr.Guvernment]

i hope u now have anti-V protection and learn not to open emails form people dont know