Well Don that was the file Norton found as infected and quarantined but
could not clean so they advised me to just delete it. They said it was a
backdoor Trojan but gave no other descriptions. Now I have written them
again and also McAffee with no response. I also downloaded the AVG
anti-virus program and installed and ran it. It found nothing just as Norton
found nothing when I ran it again after I deleted the file in question.

It's seems to be more of an annoying virus not a destructive one. Although
there's always the chance it's packing a payload that hasn't gone off yet. I
am running Win2K Pro and I can't find my cd to check and see if that is a
needed file. What happens is everytime I reboot I get 10-12 error messages
regarding dll files in my winnt. folder.  They are saying they are not valid
windows files and to check them against my cd. If I just keep clicking "ok"
they all go away and everything seems to work fine. So I am stumped at this
point.
If anybody here has a Win2K Pro cd and could check to see if I need that
file it would be a great help!
Or of course if any of this sounds familiar to anyone please advise on how
you repaired it.

Thanks Don for replying and I hope some others can help too.

Jimi

----- Original Message -----
From: "Don L Elias" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2002 1:24 AM
Subject: Re: [PCSOFT] Backdoor Trojan


> Google did not respond with any hits for "uwnbir".
> Are you sure of this term for the name of your virus????
>
> Don Elias



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