How to update CA Anti-Virus v9.0 [offline]

How to update CA Anti-Virus v9.0 [offline]

Choose a PC where CA Anti-Virus v9.0 is allready updated by online/internet.
and take those file and folder to update another PC's CA Anti-virus.

1. Go Installed Directory[where CA Anti-virus is allready installed]
My installed dir is [C:\Program Files\CA\CA Internet Security Suite]
2. copy "ccupdate" this folder
3. copy this file "vet.dat" from "CA Anti-Virus" folder

Now take that PC in which you want to update "CA Anti-Virus v9.0" in offline.

1. Go Installed Directory [where CA Anti-virus is allready installed]
as an example [D:\CA\CA Internet Security Suite]
2. paste "ccupdate" this folder
3. paste this file "vet.dat" to "CA Anti-Virus" folder

now, take a look in "Advanced Settings" option to check
-- Last Product Update "signature"

Snapshot as an example :

w32/conficker!mem Trojan not able to remove from svchost.exe file.

w32/conficker!mem Trojan removal

Few of computers in my office got infected due to this virus because of some mistake of team members. I tried to remove the virus using Stinger but Stinger was not able to remove this. I used MacAfee and with latest virus update definition MacAfee was able to protect my system but it started giving me a buffer overflow protection message due to svchost.exe file in windows.

I tried to remove the virus from file using MacAfee but did not get any success for that. Neither from Kaspersky. All the time when I scan my system I was getting message of Virus attached with svchost.exe file in my system. Finally I came up with a solution as replacing svchoste.exe fie from system32 of a new healthy computer to infected computer and that worked out of box.

You will not be able to do this directly so here is a short method for that.
1) Installed a new similar operating system in virtual Machine or where you can.
2) Copy svchost.exe file from c:\windows\system32 folder to your computer.
3) Open c:\windows\system32 folder of your computer.
4) Find our svchost.exe file and rename it as svchost_old.exe.
5) Copy the new svchost.exe file in c:\windows\system32 folder.
6) Make sure to delete the entire scheduled task from C:\windows\tasks folder. Remove those task also that you created you can make them again but don’t take a chance to start this problem again in your operating system.

After doing all this make sure you update your computer with latest virus update or at least update this http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=0D5F9B6E-9265-44B9-A376-2067B73D6A03&displaylang=en

Update for your computer.

I am assuming you have fully working updated antivirus in your system before doing this. If not please go ahead and get a working antivirus for your computer. If you don’t want to buy or you don’t know from where you can get the antivirus free visit www.raymond.cc he is a good guy who provide many software free of cost.

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