- Jan 13, 2023
- 5
So, I have an HP Pavilion running Windows 10. I use it for a bunch of stuff, but it's all offline since I removed the WIFI card to remove any distractions while writing, etc. Whenever I need a new app or want sme sort of file, I usually use the Mac (what I'm using now) to find it online and download it. I do this with everything from apps to ebooks to music, which I've since learned is REALLY STUPID but I didn't really think it was a big deal until now.
Well, my PC has always been a great computer, really fast and just an all around great laptop. Recently, I noticed the speed was dramatically reduced. A quick google search revealed the possibility of a virus of some sort, so I downloaded ClamWin and started a scan. It's still running, so it's possible there's more that I just haven't seen yet, but so far there's an alert that says:
C;\Program Files\Cyberlink\PhotoDirector\MFC71u. dll: Win. Trojan.Ramnit-9863294-0
I'm not sure what that all means, but I know Trojan Horse and Ramnit. So I assume this means I'm attacked?? I really have no idea. Anyway, any help is appreciated.
Just keep in mind when offering suggestions that any antivirus software has to be able to work offline, since I don't have the internet on there.
Thanks!
Well, my PC has always been a great computer, really fast and just an all around great laptop. Recently, I noticed the speed was dramatically reduced. A quick google search revealed the possibility of a virus of some sort, so I downloaded ClamWin and started a scan. It's still running, so it's possible there's more that I just haven't seen yet, but so far there's an alert that says:
C;\Program Files\Cyberlink\PhotoDirector\MFC71u. dll: Win. Trojan.Ramnit-9863294-0
I'm not sure what that all means, but I know Trojan Horse and Ramnit. So I assume this means I'm attacked?? I really have no idea. Anyway, any help is appreciated.
Just keep in mind when offering suggestions that any antivirus software has to be able to work offline, since I don't have the internet on there.
Thanks!