Boot viruses can be easily removed from the hard-drive by booting from a clean disk and typing fdisk /mbr. What I didn’t knew is that it is also required (in some cases) that the command sys c: is typed. This is at least true for a windows 98 second edition installation infected by Preboot.A (alias WYZ or something like that). This is because fdisk /mbr only cleans the Master Boot Record, leaving the boot partiton’s sector intact (and infected), and for wich is required to launch sys c: to rebuild the system sector of the selected partition.
February 27, 2005
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