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| Boot Virus on New HD I was "attempting" to install a new HD when I copied everything over, started the computer and got a message of a boot virus. Question is how do you get a virus if you're not on the internet or don't have any other disks in the drive and how is there a way to fix it? Windows XP. Thanks.      |
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| Re: Boot Virus on New HD Bios setting not a virus. "T. McRae" wrote: > > I was "attempting" to install a new HD when I copied everything over, > started the computer and got a message of a boot virus. Question is > how do you get a virus if you're not on the internet or don't have any > other disks in the drive and how is there a way to fix it? Windows XP. > Thanks. |
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| Re: Boot Virus on New HD Bios setting not a virus. "T. McRae" wrote: > > I was "attempting" to install a new HD when I copied everything over, > started the computer and got a message of a boot virus. Question is > how do you get a virus if you're not on the internet or don't have any > other disks in the drive and how is there a way to fix it? Windows XP. > Thanks. |
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| Re: Boot Virus on New HD Wizard <tcurrie@worldwizs.com> wrote in message news:<413F4DBB.DD4848C1@worldwizs.com>... > Bios setting not a virus. > > "T. McRae" wrote: > > > > I was "attempting" to install a new HD when I copied everything over, > > started the computer and got a message of a boot virus. Question is > > how do you get a virus if you're not on the internet or don't have any > > other disks in the drive and how is there a way to fix it? Windows XP. > > Thanks. If it's a bios setting then how do you fix it? Thanks again. |
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| Re: Boot Virus on New HD Wizard <tcurrie@worldwizs.com> wrote in message news:<413F4DBB.DD4848C1@worldwizs.com>... > Bios setting not a virus. > > "T. McRae" wrote: > > > > I was "attempting" to install a new HD when I copied everything over, > > started the computer and got a message of a boot virus. Question is > > how do you get a virus if you're not on the internet or don't have any > > other disks in the drive and how is there a way to fix it? Windows XP. > > Thanks. If it's a bios setting then how do you fix it? Thanks again. |
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| Re: Boot Virus on New HD Enter your Virus and disable "virus Boot protection" or some such wording. Motherboards ave the ability to detect anything writting to the boot sector of a drive and assumes it to be a virus and prevents it. This causes grieve when trying to load an OS since they NEED to write to the Boot sector. "T. McRae" wrote: > > Wizard <tcurrie@worldwizs.com> wrote in message news:<413F4DBB.DD4848C1@worldwizs.com>... > > Bios setting not a virus. > > > > "T. McRae" wrote: > > > > > > I was "attempting" to install a new HD when I copied everything over, > > > started the computer and got a message of a boot virus. Question is > > > how do you get a virus if you're not on the internet or don't have any > > > other disks in the drive and how is there a way to fix it? Windows XP. > > > Thanks. > > If it's a bios setting then how do you fix it? Thanks again. |
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| Re: Boot Virus on New HD Enter your Virus and disable "virus Boot protection" or some such wording. Motherboards ave the ability to detect anything writting to the boot sector of a drive and assumes it to be a virus and prevents it. This causes grieve when trying to load an OS since they NEED to write to the Boot sector. "T. McRae" wrote: > > Wizard <tcurrie@worldwizs.com> wrote in message news:<413F4DBB.DD4848C1@worldwizs.com>... > > Bios setting not a virus. > > > > "T. McRae" wrote: > > > > > > I was "attempting" to install a new HD when I copied everything over, > > > started the computer and got a message of a boot virus. Question is > > > how do you get a virus if you're not on the internet or don't have any > > > other disks in the drive and how is there a way to fix it? Windows XP. > > > Thanks. > > If it's a bios setting then how do you fix it? Thanks again. |
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