Anne,

I wondered this myself, and afer searching through Symantec's and M$
knowlege bases, I'v come to the conclusion that if you are not having a
problem with your machine rebooting on it's own, you don't have the virus in
your system. There is a relatively easy to understand article here,
http://www.techtv.com/news/securityalert/story/0,24195,3498394,00.html . It
also gives links to all the pertinent information on how to tell wether you
have it and how to get rid of it.

Personally I got into the habit of visiting the Windows Update site every
couple of days and follow it up with running Norton Live Update upon
fininshin up with M$. It sounds to me as though you have kept your updates
in check, and if your were able to send your post here, your system is just
fine!

HTH

Dean Kiley


----- Original Message -----
From: "Anne Neighbors" <[log in to unmask]>


Can someone please tell me which files to access to see if the blaster virus
is in my software?  Do I open My Documents and check my files?

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