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You're confirming that the ZIP file you provided is correct, and that the 550,400 byte version of RPCSS.DLL is the right one we want to place in the 6002.18005 backup folder as well as end up with eventually in C:\Windows\System32?
You're saying I should NOT run the SFCFix and ZIP that you provided earlier?? I thought you said it was the right one.but since Jacee has mentioned there are rootkits at work here, you shouldn't run this fix until you've been cleaned by one of our security analysts.
I don't follow. What can't be fixed?? And how is the malware now to be removed... HitmanPro? Something else.Nothing will be able to repair this file though, so you will need to fix it after the malware has been removed.
I'm confused.
So should I run it or not? Now, or later after some other preliminary step?Regarding your question on my SFCFix script, all it does is copies this file into winsxs and deals with all of the hardlinks, permissions and ownership data so your computer isn't left open to attack.
I'm confused. What do I run or not run, and if I'm waiting for "further instructions" from you or someone else please let me know.
Thanks.