Is this a virus?

[Klope3]

I ran a MB quickscan, and 15 infected files were found, some of which were Trojan.Vundo. As MB scanned, Norton Antivirus suddenly detected two instances of Trojan.Vundo and SUPPOSEDLY automatically deleted them. Is there a connection here?

P.S. I ran another MB quickscan. It came up with 20 more infected files. I'll let you know what happens when it's through repairing them.

 

[Puddle Jumper]

I would get rid of Norton. AVG and Avast are much better than Norton and they are both free.

 

[Klope3]

Isn't Avast only free for 60 days?

I will look into AVG.

 

[Osiris]

Any luck?

 

[Klope3]

I'm not having any of the same troubles anymore. I ran yet another MB Quickscan and it didn't find any infected files. So for the moment, problem solved.

 

[Osiris]

Sounds good to me

 

[Hampton]

As Puddle Jumper said switch AV programs... Avast Home edition is free forever.. you have to register it once per year but remains free.