tech-crush

Ok, now lot of people want to know which antivirus is the best.Companies like Norton,McAfee are old in this field and  have done a good job. But over time most of the viruses have also stopped in circulation due to certain factors like software dependencies(Operating system). So whether an antivirus is good or not should not be determined by just how many virus signatures it has, but rather how many virus signatures it has for the currently spreading viruses. Oh yes, modern viruses have the capability to even mutate, i mean they change their signatures,  the antiviruses should b able to tackle such viruses too. McAfee, Kaspersky and AVG have been one the best in times.

services.exe
If a file with such a name exists in your C:\windows(Note C:\windwos not C:\windows\system32) folder,
then this can be a virus(trojan or worm)!!!!. This virus will keep on recreating  itself
and start infecting the files, and the next time you boot in it starts
infecting every file that you open.

Recently I had got this in my Pc. I was only able to move it to AVG vault
with the AVG antivirus. After this though the message from AVG stopped
appearing for the infection from the virus, but it was too late, by then
the virus had done lot of damage to the files. I had to clean install
windows again. So if you have this virus, on your PC , then better
stop reading this message and shut down your PC and then boot in with
some bootable antivirus(One such is available from Norton),
buy the latest one.

This virus seems to be architecture dependent(Hardware), since this
virus source had been a 64 bit architecture computer, but it didnt
infect that computer, but infected a 32 bit computer, when a file
comtaining that virus was transferred from a 62 bit computer to
a 32 bit computer. Since new computers on the market are 62 bit, these
should be immune to this virus.