ok i have a serious issue. i cannot see my "c" drive at all, it exists but it does 
not show in the my computer folder at all. i know what caused it, i was dumb, had 
reformatted and didnt put antivirus on right away so got an infection, it was a ocuple, 
that zlob!gen.3 one, then some crap program system defender and joke.blusod, anyways 
so ok i put norton on and it says it removed it, which i think it did but like i 
said i now cannot see my main drive! so does anyone know of any setting or something 
that may of been disabled or something, cuz im at a loss. ive tried lookin in that 
administrative tools thing, cuz i swore there was some thing in it that lets u like 
mess with all kinds of hidden settings but i cant find squat, i am really frustrated 
here, i hope someone can and will help. thanks in advance! Jenny

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You said you just reformatted but didn't put AV protection on right away... why not 
just reformat and reinstall XP?

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ya its such a pain to do, as far as restoring stuff goes anyways, i did it about 
a week ago, i have considered that, and will do that provided i absolutely cannot 
get this fixed. 







On Wednesday, July 16, 2008 at 1:35 pm, MattWD wrote:

>You said you just reformatted but didn't put AV protection on right away... why 
not 

>just reformat and reinstall XP?
 

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I agree that it's a pain if but you had no AV protection at all then you can never 
guarantee that the machine will be completely clean. That and the fact that it's 
only been a week since you installed, I'd just reformat then throw on AV protection. 
It's the price for peace of mind ;) Again, just my opinion. Good luck and let us 
know how everything goes.

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ya i totally agree on that i will never know if its completely clean, that exact 
thought is nagging at me big time. 







On Wednesday, July 16, 2008 at 1:44 pm, MattWD wrote:

>I agree that it's a pain if but you had no AV protection at all then you can never 

>guarantee that the machine will be completely clean. That and the fact that it's 

>only been a week since you installed, I'd just reformat then throw on AV protection. 

>It's the price for peace of mind ;) Again, just my opinion. Good luck and let us 

>know how everything goes.
 

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Right click on "my computer" icon, choose manage then storage then disk management. What does it show for your drive scheme? If C: is inactive, activate it...

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