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RE: Msnmsgr will now close -- nvdisp.drv.
no I mean they are all capitalized (well most of them)... well I used proberly the wrong word... I mean uppercased. I know it doesn't matter actually, but the thing is viruses or other programs could have overwritten the filename and used uppercase filenames instead of the original filename. That happens with some of them. This is what "The GLoC" meant by "I wonder if the fact that all the letters are capitalized indicates that the file is infected". So my reply was just to say that in windows\system most of the filenames are original uppercased (in my case, using XP).
This post was edited on 01-30-2004 at 09:24 PM by CookieRevised.
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