W32/Stration worm removal tool. 1.5

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annon 2006-11-28 03:44:23

poor removal

as a customer i am dissatisfied, the programe could recognise w32 but not remove it

DrReaper 2006-11-29 22:52:40

Failed to remove virus

Norton antivirus says the computer is infected with w32.stration@mm I ran this tool and it was unable to remove it. It could be a new version of the virus.

dpj5000 2006-11-29 23:57:43

Bad Tool

This tool does not detect or remove the stration virus. Hopeless

Joepower 2008-05-12 00:20:52

missed it by that much...

Your free product was easy to use and seemed relatively fast as it searched through the files. Sadly, it did not inspect the files in the hidden System Volume Information subdirectory - which is where another program kept reporting the infected file was to be found. I was in no danger unless I did a system restore, but had the other program (System Suite 7) not alerted me I could have unwittingly reinfected my system. I realize gaining programmatic access to the hidden system directory may be difficult (it certainly was manually with XP Home) but this does seem like something that really needs to be done. Thanks for your efforts.