Unfortunately the SETUP for the external hard drive isn't working. I would like to add that I purchased an external hard drive to back up my files. I HAVE RE-POSTED TOPIC IN APPROPRIATE FORUM. TO ADMINS: I HAVE ACCIDENTALLY POSTED MY TOPIC IN THE INTRODUCTION SECTION. Thanks in advance for any help that can be given. I really want to avoid that at all costs (if possible). I keep reading that some people have had to wipe their hard drive completely and reinstall windows. I really appreciate any help I can get to solve this problem. Almost everyone has had to solicit the help of some sort of tech support. Actually upon further research it seems as though 90% of the malware cases (in this particular situation) have had no luck with any of the mentioned programs.
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I have tried running McAfee Stinger, Rootkit Remover, Tune-Up Maintenance, Hitman Pro (which actually worked for one individual, unfortunately not for me), and a whole slew of other recommended antivirus/virus detection programs. I tried the same thing and received the same error message. I read about someone trying to initiate their windows firewall, but received an error message. It seems that this is a very common problem popping up and is more than likely caused by malware. I then began searching online for possible fixes. When I try turning it on it immediately turns back off. Today when I got on my computer McAfee alerted me that my firewall was off. McAfee found nothing and showed that my system was clean.
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Upon restart I ran another full virus scan. I then deleted the quarantined files and restarted my computer. I ran another scan, but instead of 3 threats, 6 were found. I restarted my computer and within a few minutes McAfee said that a Trojan virus was detected.
I did a virus scan (through McAfee) and it said that the viruses had been quarantined.
Last night I received a message from my McAfee anti-virus software, alerting me that my computer had been infected.
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