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Title: Win32:Parite
Post by: Andris on July 07, 2004, 04:30:07 PM
I have had a virus alert. Win32:Parite! What is this? Are there anybody who knows? Please help me!!!!!! Avast found it in ace mega codecs pack. I think it was not a virus. Help me!!!
Title: Re:Win32:Parite
Post by: Eddy on July 07, 2004, 04:36:50 PM
It definatly is a virus. The ace mega codec pack does not contain virusses, nor is anything in it detected as a virus. I think you have downloaded a altered version. And for info about a virus > www.google.com just type in the name of the virus and there is enough for you to read :D
Title: Re:Win32:Parite
Post by: whocares on July 07, 2004, 04:41:38 PM
Hi,

where did you download this ?

- What WIN do you have ? Are all ServicePacks and Windowsupdates applied ? Please CHECK !!

- Where exactly was the infected File found (full path/folder/filename, e.g. like c:\Windows\system32\virusfile.exe) ?
You'll get this info from the Alert/PopUp window or from avast's report/Log-files. If you can't start avast, look for the info in the logfiles in the avast (sub-)folders and
in the EventLog of Win XP / 2000: Controlpanel -> Administration -> Event-log

- test it with Onlinescanners from Trend & KAV (see below) to check, pause avast shield for this temporarily
if they don't detect anything in it, please send the file or the exact download link to
virus@avast.com

*
Parite-Info (http://www.virusbtn.com/resources/vgrep/vgrep.cgi?terms=parite&product=1)

Also, entering
PARITE
 into the SEARCH above will give you loads of further advice

also work through the "VirusRemoval" below, and read the USER's FAQ in Off-topic

 ;)
Title: Re:Win32:Parite
Post by: lee16 on July 07, 2004, 06:04:47 PM
there is some info on it here, http://www.antivirusworld.com/articles/parite.php .
 If avast didn't remove it i suggest you send it to the virus chest then email it to Alwil software (avast) so avast scanner can remove it in the futur.