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.Win32.Webmoner.ce VIRUS!!
I recently did a scan with a-squared and it detected this virus, ".Win32.Webmoner.ce"
It says it is a HIGH risk trojan and I tred to delete it with a-squared and then I did another scan. It was found in this file :\WINDOWS\system32\dllcache\calc.exe. WHAT SHOULD I Do??. I did a scan with avast and it didn't find abything. I'm using xp.
Thanks, John 
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http://research.sunbelt-software.com...hreatid=145280
run counterspy or spysweeper and see what you get. both have free trials.
calc.exe is the windows calculator. some viruses will use system names or infect system files. get rid of it.
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If you had a full-time updated Av program running, you would never have gotten it.
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That infection is located in the important Windows File Protection (WFT) backup directory.
WFP allows the change and copies the file to the default WFP backup directory or (cache folder, Dllcache) by default at %systemroot%\system32\DllCache.
Download and install the trial version of NOD32: www.eset.com, update the definition files, scan and delete.
Also install the trail version of CounterSpy: www.sunbelt-software.com
These are the best-of-the-best, why bother with anything else I do not understand.
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I never saw nothing like it. After I thought I deleted it with a-squared and was looking up ways to get rid of it.It spread into my windows files and started changing there names. Found this out when a warning comes up from windows asking for the xp cd because something had corrupted windows operating system files. It wanted to repair the files with the xp cd and I only have the dell cofiguration cd with xp pro on it. I tryed it but the pc needed the xp pro cd. I luckily have been backing up my files lately. I couldn't fing anything on google about removeing the trogan, virus, just that it's a very bad security trogan that does a lot of damage and is serious, so I backed a few more photos up and reinstalled xp from scratch. I have it down to about 4-5 hours now. lucky me. 