My bad luck with virus continues and I don’t know from where the vundrop worm creeped into my computer, corrupting my networks connections and making the system extremely slow.
Like always the system restore failed to do any good and after many reboots finally avast was able to run in safe mode and detect one instance of win32 vundrop in memory which had handicapped the windows
I don’t think that this vundrop virus is same as vundo trojan as some people have suggested at various websites because according to Mcafee and Symantec the vundo trojan is an old adware program discovered in 2004 which displays random popup ads but in my case the virus had disabled all the networking connections and even the explorer.exe failed to load many times
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