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I used this today on a PC that would not run Ad-Aware with out rebooting or AVG, but this ran and
removed stacks of stuff, Root kit and Viruses, after using it I could then run Ad-Aware 2007 and
found some 76 other bits, 3 has red warnings. ie dataminer etc.

http://www.norman.com/Virus/Virus_removal_tools/en

http://www.softpedia.com/get/Antivir...-Cleaner.shtml

This I had dnloaded resently and was the only Program of this type that I had on a CD, but it
worked.

Greg House wrote:
> I used this today on a PC that would not run Ad-Aware with out rebooting or AVG, but this ran and
> removed stacks of stuff, Root kit and Viruses, after using it I could then run Ad-Aware 2007 and
> found some 76 other bits, 3 has red warnings. ie dataminer etc.

Hmm... used to use Norman on a production mail pool for AV scanning and
it was worse than useless :-/

Maybe they got better.

On Thu, 26 Jul 2007 22:47:03 +1200, lolinternet <> wrote:

>Greg House wrote:
>> I used this today on a PC that would not run Ad-Aware with out rebooting or AVG, but this ran and
>> removed stacks of stuff, Root kit and Viruses, after using it I could then run Ad-Aware 2007 and
>> found some 76 other bits, 3 has red warnings. ie dataminer etc.
>
>Hmm... used to use Norman on a production mail pool for AV scanning and
>it was worse than useless :-/
>
>Maybe they got better.

One time Norman antivirus was rated the best.

Nighthawk wrote:
> One time Norman antivirus was rated the best.

'twas lightweight and fast to run, but they were as slow as hell at
getting updated defs out.