Thank you,Nicolino
"Pegasus [MVP]" wrote in message
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> When you connect the infected disk as a slave to some other machine then
> the other machine will call the tune. It will not shut down unless it is
> also infected.
>
> "NICK MEALE" wrote in message
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>> In normal mode the malware shuts the PC down in 16 seconds or slow so the
>> slave thing won't work...However I do have Norton 2003 version which I
>> can use to check file infection
>>
>>
>> "Pegasus [MVP]" wrote in message
>> news:O7qQo4a3KHA.348@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
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>>> "NICK MEALE" wrote in message
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>>>> XP,Home Edition,Sp 3
>>>>
>>>> Is it possible to tranfer files from safe mode to a new computer...My
>>>> PC is infected and I don't want to restore it to normal...
>>>> New PC will have Windows 7 Home Premium
>>>> Thanks,Nicolino
>>>
>>> Sure is - just boot it into Safe Mode with Networking, then copy the
>>> files across the network. Note that same viruses can travel on networks
>>> . . . A safer method would be to connect the infected disk as a slave
>>> disk to your other PC, then copy those files across that you believe to
>>> be virus free. Having an up-to-date virus scanner on the second machine
>>> is essential.
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