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Off-Topic Discussion => General Discussion => Topic started by: mr.WHO on June 16, 2006, 01:50:44 pm
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I found a weard file "Delme.bat" on my C: drive.
Is it a virus or spyware or something, can I safely delet it?
I checed it via Norton AV and ran Spybot S&D and found nothing.
Help I'm scared as ****.
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If it's a batch file, you can open it with Notepad and see what it does.
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checking...uff... false alarm guys. It was a remnant file from Halo zero (freeware 2D Halo game).
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Help I'm scared as ****.
And your spelling sucks.
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I was uder pressure (I though I was under virus attack). People do many mistakes when adrenaline pump into head :)
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A batch file constitutes a virus attack?
Modern viruses don't announce themselves like that. The old ones are unlikely to affect any moderately recent Windows release.
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My brother once accidently made a 'virus' that created infinite 1kb files. (or at least until the hard drive filled up)
I don't know what Kind of files though...
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My brother once accidently made a 'virus' that created infinite 1kb files. (or at least until the hard drive filled up)
I don't know what Kind of files though...
When I realized I sucked at programming/designing games, I spent all my programming time learning file-access stuff so I could write viruses that would fill the HD until it had 1 MB left.
Ah, the good old days.
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I spent all my programming time learning file-access stuff so I could write viruses that would fill the HD until it had 1 MB left.
Well, you're just a complete twat, aren't you.
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I spent all my programming time learning file-access stuff so I could write viruses that would fill the HD until it had 1 MB left.
Well, you're just a complete twat, aren't you.
I suppose one could put it that way if one so desired.