More Virus ProtectionVirus KB Articles - Multimedia Files on Your Hard Disk May Move to Another Folder and May Be Renamed
You may discover that multimedia files on your hard disk are missing from their original location and the files may be renamed with "change atleast now to LINUX" in the file name extension. You may also discover that e-mail messages that you send... - Indications of Virus Infection from the W32/KRIZ Viruses
You may receive an error message related to the Krized.tt6 file. The error message may look similar to any of the following error messages: waol caused an invalid page fault in module kernel32.dll -or- vsmon caused an invalid page fault in module... - Virus Alert About the "W32.Chir.B@mm" Virus
W32.Chir.B@mm is a network-aware, mass-mailing worm. It is also a file-infector virus. W32.Chir.B@mm is a variant of W32.Chir@mm. W32.Chir.B@mm uses its own Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) engine to send itself to all of the e-mail addresses that... - Computer viruses: description, prevention, and recovery
Discusses the different types of viruses and how to deal with them. - How to Use the Virus Search Add-in for Microsoft Excel (WE1280)
The Application Note "Virus Search Add-in" (WE1280) is now available from Microsoft. The disk included with this Application Note includes versions 1.2 and 2.0 of the add-in. You can use the add-in to remove the Excel Macro/Laroux concept virus, which... - WD97: No Macro Warning Opening File in Template Folder
The macro warning message does not appear when you attempt to open a document or template that contains macros. - WD97: Frequently Asked Questions About Word Macro Viruses
This article answers some of the more frequently asked questions concerning Word macro viruses. - WD97: What to Do If You Have a Macro Virus
The first macro virus was discovered in the summer of 1995. Since that time, other macro viruses have appeared. This article describes what to do if you think you might have a Word macro virus, or if you want to ensure that your documents never become... - WD98: What to Do If You Have a Macro Virus
The first macro virus was discovered in the summer of 1995. Since that time, other macro viruses have appeared. This article describes what to do if you think you might have a Word macro virus, or if you want to ensure that your documents never become... - WD: Frequently Asked Questions About Word Macro Viruses
This article answers some of the more frequently asked questions concerning Word macro viruses. - WD97: FileOpen and Auto Macros Renamed
If you create a FileOpen, AutoExec, AutoNew, or AutoOpen macro in Microsoft Word 97 for Windows, and WinStone anti-virus software is installed, the macro will not run. When you restart Word, the macros have been renamed to similar names, such as... - PPT97: Virus Warning Appears When You Click Hyperlink to Program
When you create hyperlinks to objects or locations outside of your PowerPoint presentation, you may receive the following warning message: This behavior occurs regardless of your Macro Virus Protection settings. To locate the Macro Virus Protection... - WD97: "Can't Find Project or Library" When You Run a Macro
In Microsoft Word, when you attempt to run a WordBasic macro that has been converted to a Microsoft Word Visual Basic for Applications macro, you may receive the following error: Also, while in the Visual Basic Editor, when you check the installed... - Virus warning appears when you click hyperlink to program
When you click a hyperlink to go to an object or location outside of your PowerPoint presentation, you may receive the following warning message: This behavior occurs whether or not the Macro Virus Protection option is turned on. (To locate the Macro... - WD97: Macro Virus Warning Message When You Start Word
When you start Word, the following macro virus warning message appears: - XL98: How to Use the Virus Search Add-in for Microsoft Excel 98
This article contains information about the obtaining and installing the Virus Search add-in for Microsoft Excel 98 Macintosh Edition. - XL98: Graphic Not Displayed in Step 4 of PivotTable Wizard
In Microsoft Excel 98 Macintosh Edition, a gray box may appear in step 4 of the PivotTable Wizard, instead of the graphic that normally appears in the dialog box. - XL98: Excel Stops Responding While Running Virus Search
When you run the Virus Search add-in for Microsoft Excel 98 Macintosh Edition, your computer stops responding. When you run the Virus Search add-in for Microsoft Excel 98 Macintosh Edition, you may be prompted to enter a password. When you type your... - WD98: No Macro Warning Opening File in Template Folder
The macro warning message does not appear when you attempt to open a document or template that contains macros. - WD95: No Macro Warning Opening File in Template Folder
The macro warning message does not appear when you attempt to open a document or template that contains macros. - WD2000: Macro Virus Warning Message When Using Word
When you start Word, open an existing document, or create a new document, one of the following may occur: Case 1 The following macro virus warning message appears: C:\<path>\<filename> contains macros. Macros may contain viruses. It is always safe... - Frequently asked questions about Word macro viruses
This article answers some of the more frequently asked questions concerning Word macro viruses. Q. What are Word macro viruses? Macro viruses are computer viruses that use an application's own macro programming language to distribute themselves.... - How to deal with a macro virus in Word 2000 or Word 2002
Describes some of the symptoms that a Word macro virus may cause or exhibit. For a long-term solution to macro viruses, we recommend that you install antivirus software that is specifically designed to detect macro viruses. - WD97: Macro Warning Doesn't Appear Opening File Attached to Template That Contains Macros
When you open a Word document or RTF format file that is attached to a template that contains macros, the macro virus warning message may not appear. Word provides a macro warning message when a document that contains a macro is opened; however, if... - You do not receive a macro warning when you open a file that contains macros
When you open a Microsoft Word document or template that contains macros, the following message is not displayed, and you are not given the opportunity to enable or disable the macros: filename contains macros. Macros may contain viruses. It is...
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