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Worm Busted Part 2! How to Detect, Clean/Remove Manually inside a USB Flash Drive

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By LawrenceAlbert on 28 September 2008

Last time, I wrote a two pages detailed guide on how to fix/detect the problem in "Application not a Found" Error Message when a USB stick or CD/DVD is inserted and we found out that the possible reasons is a damaged CD or an Infected one.

Now, What if there is no message at all? How can we know if there's a virus exists?

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maybe the virus makers are smart enough, but you have to smarter than them. your antivirus or any other protections can help... use AVG 8.0/updated, the most suitable protection for Vista.. I think so... I'm not smart enough, but i know some good things that could be applird on Vista...
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