Bleah ia easy to remove:
1) boot from a freedos floppy
2) FDISK /MBR
it is in the MBR, so if you rewrite it, the virus is gone.
I had problems with Bleah in the past (sent it to some clients) and I
got knowledge of it. BTW, it is a harmless virus...
Alain
Em 24-05-2010 19:03, Marcos Favero Fl
Hi,
This is just to report how things evolved with regard to disk
partitioning and formatting.
I certainly learned how to do it. Thanks again to several list
members who helped!
However, the story did not end there. Disks would not work as
expected, and corrupted files kept appearing.
After for
On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 3:32 PM, Ray wrote:
> At 15:01 24/05/2010 +0100, you wrote:
>>On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 11:04 AM, Ray wrote:
>> > am having trouble with a new install of freedos printing to a parallel
>> > printer - previously it work ok but after a new computer was installed
>> > we have n
At 16:21 24/05/2010 +0200, you wrote:
>On 05/24/2010 12:04 PM, Ray wrote:
> > am having trouble with a new install of freedos printing to a parallel
> > printer - previously it work ok but after a new computer was installed
> > we have no access to printer - the mainboard is a gigabyte am3 with n
At 15:01 24/05/2010 +0100, you wrote:
>On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 11:04 AM, Ray wrote:
> > am having trouble with a new install of freedos printing to a parallel
> > printer - previously it work ok but after a new computer was installed
> > we have no access to printer - the mainboard is a gigabyte a
On 05/24/2010 12:04 PM, Ray wrote:
> am having trouble with a new install of freedos printing to a parallel
> printer - previously it work ok but after a new computer was installed
> we have no access to printer - the mainboard is a gigabyte am3 with no
> onboard lpt port - a 3rd party lpt card w
On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 11:04 AM, Ray wrote:
> am having trouble with a new install of freedos printing to a parallel
> printer - previously it work ok but after a new computer was installed
> we have no access to printer - the mainboard is a gigabyte am3 with no
> onboard lpt port - a 3rd party l
Just had the same problem with a replacement MSI motherboard & a Sunnix
PCI Parallel Port card at a customer site.
The hardware installer tried 2 each of both the MB & LPT cards.
The Sunnix card was sent to me for testing and it worked fine on our
test systems (oldish P4 Gigabyte MBs).
On 05
am having trouble with a new install of freedos printing to a parallel
printer - previously it work ok but after a new computer was installed
we have no access to printer - the mainboard is a gigabyte am3 with no
onboard lpt port - a 3rd party lpt card was installed prior to
installing freedos -
t
> Perhaps you tried a partition too large, for the FAT16
> exact maximum (from Microsoft documentation) is 65524
> clusters, which means a little under 2 GB with 32 KB
> size clusters. I suggest you try four partitions.
Some OS'es (EDR-DOS, Windaube NT) reportedly support FAT16
with cluster size o
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