All of your logical drives will be administratively shared each time you
start the computer. The shares that have a "$" at the end are hidden
shares and don't show up in a network browse. I believe there is a
procedure to disable these shares, but it requires you to bypass normal
OS operation. This share was not caused by the Trojan, but is the normal
operating mode of Windows OS.

Peter
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-----Original Message-----
"This share was created for administrative purposes. The share will
reappear when the Server service is stopped and restarted, or the
computer is rebooted. Are you sure you want to stop sharing C$?"

Jimmy DeLinco
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