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[zantetsuken]

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naa koy kaila nga naay virus iyang pc unya iyang gi system restore pero ok raman pero basin ang resulta mag depende sa virus nga naa

[ulrax]

unsa problema anang mag cgi ug pare install ang os?

[Chipmunk888]

how effective ni ang system restore for 1 month ako gi balik

effectiveness is somewhat like the previous state of your whole system is brought back. meaning, if that virus wasnt there before then that is.

[lestat1116]

so ok ra jud di ang system restore to kill a virus?

[nirdle_phogi]

search sa google bro, noob.killer by leerz.. paksit lage na..

[infoseeker]

most of the times.. system restore is not effective for killing the virus

gaandar na imong gpedit?

[Chipmunk888]

most of the times.. system restore is not effective for killing the virus

because its not really going to kill the virus but rather bringing back the time where the virus wasn't there yet. in other word, a rollback. =)

[infoseeker]

because its not really going to kill the virus but rather bringing back the time where the virus wasn't there yet. in other word, a rollback. =)

and in other words.. most of the virus leaves a remnant in the registry even you make a system restore

[Chipmunk888]

and in other words.. most of the virus leaves a remnant in the registry even you make a system restore

wrong.


system restore is backing up registry also and shall be rolled back to previous state. i have tested that with couple of viruses, checking the registry after of any residue strings but none.


system restore can even roll back registry edits from beta or alpha softwares, drivers, and even the non-plain uninstallable directx.



how can a virus leaves residues where it never been there before when the restore point was made?


it even cleanly restore my system from the buggy service pack 3 of xp. and thats a big file with full of registry editing. no way a virus can go level with registry changes with that.

[infoseeker]

wrong.


system restore is backing up registry also and shall be rolled back to previous state. i have tested that with couple of viruses, checking the registry after of any residue strings but none.


system restore can even roll back registry edits from beta or alpha softwares, drivers, and even the non-plain uninstallable directx.



how can a virus leaves residues where it never been there before when the restore point was made?


it even cleanly restore my system from the buggy service pack 3 of xp. and thats a big file with full of registry editing. no way a virus can go level with registry changes with that.

yeah then you did not encounter this

http://www.zeropaid.com/bbs/showthre...highlight=nsis

and this (the comment below)

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/in...7153529AARfLUE