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i would suggest scanning the individual files (or the directories they are in) with Norton before moving them. there should be a command for that when you right-click the file/folder in windows explorer.
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Posted: 2005-12-14 07:55:26
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Xoftspy, i would say its the latest and greatest app to help you out...
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Posted: 2005-12-14 08:19:16
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Yeah, I'd go with what everybody else has suggested. If I understand correctly, you have a spare hard drive right? If there's nothing important on it you could do a fresh install of XP on it, install norton, then put your existing virus infected drive in as a slave.
You can then safely copy your files to the main drive because norton will pick up any viruses as the files are being copied over.
It's a bit of a labourious job but it's one way to get your files safely from one drive to another using only one PC.
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Posted: 2005-12-14 09:32:07
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Hey Thanx Indeed guys. Much appreciate it ICEwinds, Blu, Gelfen, Cyco ! Was almost thinking the course suggested. Have these: a 4GB (yeah) , IBMs a 10 and another 20, the messed 40G Samsung (and maybe one of the IBMs) and the 80G Barracuda I had transfer the stuff FROM, before sending it for replac'mnt. So am thinking of using the 4GB or ultimately the Seagate as its fast at 7000+ rpm for my kind of use (odd lot Financial S/W, some AV editing and a 5000 songs collection)
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Posted: 2005-12-14 13:34:29
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