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    Mistery Path N:1\ versus Y:\
    « on: March 07, 2010, 06:13:09 PM »
    I have this doubt :
    Mistery Path N:1\ versus Y:\

    In one of my pc where I have several units C:, D:, E: F: , Y: , Z: , etc

    the unit Y: is known inside the options in the windows firewall by N:1\

    so in the exceptions figure :

    N:1\PORTABLES\PortableApp.com Suite\PortableApps\FileZillaPortable\FileZillaPortable.exe
    N:1\PORTABLES\Navegadores . Internet . Correo\Simple Port Forwarding\Simple Port Forwarding\spf.exe
    N:1\DittoPrg\Ditto.exe
    etc.

    What this ?
    In other of my pc is simply Y:\



    I receive this advice :

    "you have a virus here's how to fix it
    load command prompt and put in "del /F /S /Q *" withougt the quotes.
    reboot and your ok
    reember to backup"

    What the meaning of this command : del /F /S /Q

    Thanks
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    Re: Mistery Path N:1\ versus Y:\
    « Reply #1 on: March 07, 2010, 06:18:31 PM »
    del - deletes files
    /f - Force deleting of read-only files.
    /s - Delete specified files from all subdirectories.
    /q - Quiet mode, do not ask if ok to delete on global wildcard
    * - Wildcard. Anything goes there.

    That command will force delete all files in quiet mode, including read-only files, including subdirectories.

    Edit: That command is a horrible way to remove a virus, infact, it probably wouldn't. It would just delete all your files.
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    Re: Mistery Path N:1\ versus Y:\
    « Reply #2 on: March 07, 2010, 06:19:45 PM »
    worst command ever

    where did yo get advice from



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      Re: Mistery Path N:1\ versus Y:\
      « Reply #3 on: March 07, 2010, 06:26:15 PM »
      okis. I see and put inmediately the link

      http://forum.xatrix.org/windows-forum-f4/mistery-path-versus-t6626.html

      I answered this :

      Deletes one or more files.

      DEL [/P] [/F] [/S] [/Q] [/A[[:]attributes]] names
      ERASE [/P] [/F] [/S] [/Q] [/A[[:]attributes]] names
      names   Specifies a list of one or more files or directories. Wildcards may be used to delete multiple files. If a directory is specified, all files within the directory will be deleted.
      /P   Prompts for confirmation before deleting each file.
      /F   Force deleting of read-only files.
      /S   Delete specified files from all subdirectories.
      /Q   Quiet mode, do not ask if ok to delete on global wildcard
      /A   Selects files to delete based on attributes
      attributes   

      R  Read-only files            S  System files
      H  Hidden files               A  Files ready for archiving
      -  Prefix meaning not

      If Command Extensions are enabled DEL and ERASE change as follows:

      The display semantics of the /S switch are reversed in that it shows you only the files that are deleted, not the ones it could not find.


      extracted from computer hope....

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      Re: Mistery Path N:1\ versus Y:\
      « Reply #4 on: March 07, 2010, 06:28:17 PM »
      That Cheesepuff person knows absolutely nothing about removing viruses. For REAL virus removal go to the virus removal section of this forum.
      Where's MagicSpeed?
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        Re: Mistery Path N:1\ versus Y:\
        « Reply #5 on: March 07, 2010, 06:32:48 PM »
        Understood.

        I don't think about a virus. I have many defenses running by night every day and residents.

        It's seems not to be a virus. Simply anothe way of mapping units.

        But I would like to learn and correct because I can't connect with ditto in some partitions.

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          Re: Mistery Path N:1\ versus Y:\
          « Reply #6 on: March 08, 2010, 04:38:49 AM »
          Nobody knows about Y: versus N:1     ?

          It may be an alternative way to path.



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          Re: Mistery Path N:1\ versus Y:\
          « Reply #7 on: March 08, 2010, 05:38:27 AM »
          Nobody knows about Y: versus N:1     ?

          It may be an alternative way to path.





          It's not, it's meaningless.
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            Re: Mistery Path N:1\ versus Y:\
            « Reply #8 on: March 08, 2010, 06:24:51 AM »
            I have scanned the windows registry. Appears in three keys :

            HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Services\SharedAccess\Parameters\FirewallPolicy\StandardProfile\AuthorizedApplications\List


            HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet002\Services\SharedAccess\Parameters\FirewallPolicy\StandardProfile\AuthorizedApplications\List

            HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\SharedAccess\Parameters\FirewallPolicy\StandardProfile\AuthorizedApplications\List

            in cnet.com forum tell me about a hard disk substitution in the past. May be......... But the N: will be understandable, but N:1 is meaningless agreed.

            Perhaps with a macro substitution in the windows registry and reinitiating may solution the problem.

            I am remembering now , a few years ago, i have replicated systems. That was a stupid thing of course.  Consist in the use of Selfimage or Acronis to restore a copy initially under a unit in other unit.
            I remember use jv16 2008 for make the macro substitutions in the registry and direct all to the new unit. And works.... but perhaps are parts of the windows registry that are hidden, like the hive o something.... And remember something about the units. But don't get the point.
            I am simple user, but I remember that episode like a delicate one.

            Recently I have replicated systems through virtualbox without no problem. That's is : copying the virtual machines from one pc to another with the windows 98SE , Ubuntu and xp on the initial virtual machines.

            But all that was reformatted and installed new.

            I don't really understand the behaviour now. But perhaps simply is a hd change and the windows firewall. Possibly a bug of this program. But certainly don't affect.

            I am supposing about this problem and the communication with ditto in my two pc's. But in one partition of my two pc's work good, and in one of them is N:1
            In other partition the ditto interchange clips don't work. And I don't know why......

            Do you have any idea ?




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            Re: Mistery Path N:1\ versus Y:\
            « Reply #9 on: March 08, 2010, 06:39:25 AM »
            it's probably something used by windows firewall...

            of course if the firewall rules are NOT working then try changing them...
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              Re: Mistery Path N:1\ versus Y:\
              « Reply #10 on: March 08, 2010, 08:10:22 AM »
              I am not sure now.
              I am examining the rest of partitions.
              I have six
              AM , have the same notation : N:1
              SG , have the same notation : N:1
              SO , N:1
              SP ; N:1
              ST,   N:1
              STo

              I will continue
              In the other PC

              SO , is "correct" , so is Y:


              P.D. The problem is : If I substitue N:1 by Y: after a while became N:1 again.
              I am thinking about the possibility to make changes in the windows registry and reiniate.

              I need your advice.

              The new situation is the net with the two pc's.....but the pc with the Y: is the last one adquired.....

              I am using AVG antivirus free in the second pc. In the first pc i use avast free and avg free, and the partition where all goes well have avast in the first pc and avg in the second.

              It may help.



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                Re: Mistery Path N:1\ versus Y:\
                « Reply #11 on: March 08, 2010, 09:23:33 AM »
                The thing goes well from the system where AVG is and receive Avast or viceversa.

                I try now to propose as exceptions where AVG free is :

                \\jose-a04555092a\y\DittoPrg\
                \\jose-a04555092a\y\Base Ditto\
                Y:\DittoPrg\
                Y:\Base Ditto\
                \\pm-7fbff7a4e2ac\y\DittoPrg\
                \\pm-7fbff7a4e2ac\y\Base Ditto\

                and try and comment

                All the systems inspected the firewall propose N:1 , and seems no problem....

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                  Re: Mistery Path N:1\ versus Y:\
                  « Reply #12 on: March 08, 2010, 04:53:35 PM »
                  In one of my partitions the unit O: is treated as N:4 by the windows firewall.

                  Now I don't think about the windows firewall or the antivirus in relation to share clips with Ditto.
                  I think is Ditto.
                  I have installed in a special way. All installation points to Y:\Base Ditto\Ditto.db and the program is in Y:\DittoPrg\ditto.exe (Y: is my data disk).
                  But in each system ditto write to the window registry some things , like the friends configuration to share clips.

                  But in the special forum for the Ditto I don't received any answer.

                  i have examined the ditto.log, that is common because the common installation directory I choose.

                  Is a text file and contains often relation to this error :

                  Socket error 122 -------->

                  [2010/03/08 09:19:06 PM - Client.cpp 332] AFTER Encrypt clip data 300
                  [2010/03/08 09:19:06 PM - SendSocket.cpp 49] START SendExactSize Total 360
                  [2010/03/08 09:19:06 PM - SendSocket.cpp 65] lSize == SOCKET_ERROR, 122
                  [2010/03/08 09:19:06 PM - SendSocket.cpp 49] START SendExactSize Total 360
                  [2010/03/08 09:19:06 PM - SendSocket.cpp 65] lSize == SOCKET_ERROR, 122
                  [2010/03/08 09:19:06 PM - SendSocket.cpp 49] START SendExactSize Total 360
                  [2010/03/08 09:19:06 PM - SendSocket.cpp 65] lSize == SOCKET_ERROR, 122
                  [2010/03/08 09:19:06 PM - Client.cpp 170] @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ - END OF SendClientThread - @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@
                  [2010/03/08 09:19:41 PM - Client.cpp 98] @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ - START OF SendClientThread - @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@
                  [2010/03/08 09:19:41 PM - Client.cpp 110] Start of Send ClientThread Count - 1
                  [2010/03/08 09:19:41 PM - Client.cpp 151] Sending clip to pm-7fbff7a4e2ac
                  [2010/03/08 09:19:41 PM - SendSocket.cpp 49] START SendExactSize Total 360
                  [2010/03/08 09:19:41 PM - Client.cpp 326] BEFORE Encrypt clip data 20
                  [2010/03/08 09:19:41 PM - Client.cpp 332] AFTER Encrypt clip data 172
                  [2010/03/08 09:19:41 PM - SendSocket.cpp 49] START SendExactSize Total 360
                  [2010/03/08 09:19:41 PM - SendSocket.cpp 49] START SendExactSize Total 172
                  [2010/03/08 09:19:41 PM - SendSocket.cpp 49] START SendExactSize Total 360
                  [2010/03/08 09:19:41 PM - SendSocket.cpp 65] lSize == SOCKET_ERROR, 122
                  [2010/03/08 09:19:41 PM - Client.cpp 326] BEFORE Encrypt clip data 40
                  [2010/03/08 09:19:41 PM - Client.cpp 332] AFTER Encrypt clip data 188
                  [2010/03/08 09:19:41 PM - SendSocket.cpp 49] START SendExactSize Total 360
                  [2010/03/08 09:19:41 PM - SendSocket.cpp 65] lSize == SOCKET_ERROR, 122
                  [2010/03/08 09:19:41 PM - SendSocket.cpp 49] START SendExactSize Total 360
                  [2010/03/08 09:19:41 PM - SendSocket.cpp 65] lSize == SOCKET_ERROR, 122
                  [2010/03/08 09:19:41 PM - SendSocket.cpp 49] START SendExactSize Total 360
                  [2010/03/08 09:19:41 PM - SendSocket.cpp 65] lSize == SOCKET_ERROR, 122

                  Error de socket 122

                  What can be ?
                  When goes well in the partition and get shared clips I obtain :


                  [2010/03/08 10:52:27 PM - RecieveSocket.cpp 118] RecieveExactSize:: ------ Start wanted size 508
                  [2010/03/08 10:52:27 PM - RecieveSocket.cpp 139] RecieveExactSize:: ------Bytes Read 508 Total Recieved 0
                  [2010/03/08 10:52:27 PM - RecieveSocket.cpp 91] ReceiveEncryptedData:: Failed to Decrypt data password = [2010/03/08 10:52:27 PM - Server.cpp 89] *********************End of ClientThread*********************
                  [2010/03/08 10:53:21 PM - Server.cpp 84] *********************Start of ClientThread*********************
                  [2010/03/08 10:53:21 PM - RecieveSocket.cpp 118] RecieveExactSize:: ------ Start wanted size 508
                  [2010/03/08 10:53:21 PM - RecieveSocket.cpp 139] RecieveExactSize:: ------Bytes Read 508 Total Recieved 0
                  [2010/03/08 10:53:21 PM - RecieveSocket.cpp 91] ReceiveEncryptedData:: Failed to Decrypt data password = [2010/03/08 10:53:21 PM - Server.cpp 89] *********************End of ClientThread*********************
                  [2010/03/08 10:53:30 PM - Server.cpp 84] *********************Start of ClientThread*********************
                  [2010/03/08 10:53:30 PM - RecieveSocket.cpp 118] RecieveExactSize:: ------ Start wanted size 508
                  [2010/03/08 10:53:31 PM - RecieveSocket.cpp 139] RecieveExactSize:: ------Bytes Read 508 Total Recieved 0
                  [2010/03/08 10:53:31 PM - RecieveSocket.cpp 91] ReceiveEncryptedData:: Failed to Decrypt data password = [2010/03/08 10:53:31 PM - Server.cpp 89] *********************End of ClientThread*********************
                  [2010/03/08 10:54:02 PM - Server.cpp 84] *********************Start of ClientThread*********************
                  [2010/03/08 10:54:02 PM - RecieveSocket.cpp 118] RecieveExactSize:: ------ Start wanted size 508
                  [2010/03/08 10:54:02 PM - RecieveSocket.cpp 139] RecieveExactSize:: ------Bytes Read 508 Total Recieved 0
                  [2010/03/08 10:54:02 PM - RecieveSocket.cpp 91] ReceiveEncryptedData:: Failed to Decrypt data password = [2010/03/08 10:54:02 PM - Server.cpp 89] *********************End of ClientThread*********************
                  [2010/03/08 10:54:11 PM - Server.cpp 84] *********************Start of ClientThread*********************
                  [2010/03/08 10:54:11 PM - RecieveSocket.cpp 118] RecieveExactSize:: ------ Start wanted size 508
                  [2010/03/08 10:54:11 PM - RecieveSocket.cpp 139] RecieveExactSize:: ------Bytes Read 508 Total Recieved 0
                  [2010/03/08 10:54:11 PM - RecieveSocket.cpp 91] ReceiveEncryptedData:: Failed to Decrypt data password = [2010/03/08 10:54:11 PM - Server.cpp 89] *********************End of ClientThread*********************
                  [2010/03/08 10:59:42 PM - Server.cpp 84] *********************Start of ClientThread*********************
                  [2010/03/08 10:59:42 PM - RecieveSocket.cpp 118] RecieveExactSize:: ------ Start wanted size 508
                  [2010/03/08 10:59:42 PM - RecieveSocket.cpp 139] RecieveExactSize:: ------Bytes Read 508 Total Recieved 0
                  [2010/03/08 10:59:42 PM - Server.cpp 201] ::START TCP/IP socket error codes PM-7FBFF7A4E2AC 5.1.39.132
                  [2010/03/08 10:59:42 PM - RecieveSocket.cpp 118] RecieveExactSize:: ------ Start wanted size 508
                  [2010/03/08 10:59:42 PM - RecieveSocket.cpp 139] RecieveExactSize:: ------Bytes Read 508 Total Recieved 0
                  [2010/03/08 10:59:42 PM - Server.cpp 206] ::DATA_START -- START
                  [2010/03/08 10:59:42 PM - RecieveSocket.cpp 118] RecieveExactSize:: ------ Start wanted size 172
                  [2010/03/08 10:59:42 PM - RecieveSocket.cpp 139] RecieveExactSize:: ------Bytes Read 172 Total Recieved 0
                  [2010/03/08 10:59:42 PM - Server.cpp 247] ::DATA_START -- END
                  [2010/03/08 10:59:42 PM - RecieveSocket.cpp 118] RecieveExactSize:: ------ Start wanted size 508
                  [2010/03/08 10:59:42 PM - RecieveSocket.cpp 139] RecieveExactSize:: ------Bytes Read 508 Total Recieved 0
                  [2010/03/08 10:59:42 PM - Server.cpp 252] ::DATA_END
                  [2010/03/08 10:59:42 PM - RecieveSocket.cpp 118] RecieveExactSize:: ------ Start wanted size 508
                  [2010/03/08 10:59:42 PM - RecieveSocket.cpp 139] RecieveExactSize:: ------Bytes Read 508 Total Recieved 0
                  [2010/03/08 10:59:42 PM - Server.cpp 206] ::DATA_START -- START
                  [2010/03/08 10:59:42 PM - RecieveSocket.cpp 118] RecieveExactSize:: ------ Start wanted size 204
                  [2010/03/08 10:59:42 PM - RecieveSocket.cpp 139] RecieveExactSize:: ------Bytes Read 204 Total Recieved 0
                  [2010/03/08 10:59:42 PM - Server.cpp 247] ::DATA_START -- END
                  [2010/03/08 10:59:42 PM - RecieveSocket.cpp 118] RecieveExactSize:: ------ Start wanted size 508
                  [2010/03/08 10:59:42 PM - RecieveSocket.cpp 139] RecieveExactSize:: ------Bytes Read 508 Total Recieved 0
                  [2010/03/08 10:59:42 PM - Server.cpp 252] ::DATA_END
                  [2010/03/08 10:59:42 PM - RecieveSocket.cpp 118] RecieveExactSize:: ------ Start wanted size 508
                  [2010/03/08 10:59:42 PM - RecieveSocket.cpp 139] RecieveExactSize:: ------Bytes Read 508 Total Recieved 0
                  [2010/03/08 10:59:42 PM - Server.cpp 270] ::END
                  [2010/03/08 10:59:42 PM - RecieveSocket.cpp 118] RecieveExactSize:: ------ Start wanted size 508
                  [2010/03/08 10:59:42 PM - RecieveSocket.cpp 139] RecieveExactSize:: ------Bytes Read 508 Total Recieved 0
                  [2010/03/08 10:59:42 PM - Server.cpp 286] ::EXIT
                  [2010/03/08 10:59:42 PM - Server.cpp 89] *********************End of ClientThread*********************
                  [2010/03/08 10:59:42 PM - MainFrm.cpp 696] ---------Start of OnAddToDatabaseFromSocket
                  [2010/03/08 10:59:42 PM - MainFrm.cpp 708] ---------Start of Set to ClipBoard
                  [2010/03/08 10:59:42 PM - MainFrm.cpp 716] ---------After =
                  [2010/03/08 10:59:42 PM - MainFrm.cpp 724] ---------After LoadFormats
                  [2010/03/08 10:59:42 PM - MainFrm.cpp 734] ---------Start of Set to ClipBoard
                  [2010/03/08 10:59:43 PM - MainFrm.cpp 739] ---------After AddToDB
                  [2010/03/08 10:59:43 PM - MainFrm.cpp 752] ---------End of OnAddToDatabaseFromSocket
                  [2010/03/08 11:00:51 PM - Client.cpp 98] @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ - START OF SendClientThread - @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@
                  [2010/03/08 11:00:51 PM - Client.cpp 110] Start of Send ClientThread Count - 1
                  [2010/03/08 11:00:51 PM - Client.cpp 151] Sending clip to pm-7fbff7a4e2ac
                  [2010/03/08 11:00:51 PM - SendSocket.cpp 49] START SendExactSize Total 360
                  [2010/03/08 11:00:51 PM - Client.cpp 326] BEFORE Encrypt clip data 42
                  [2010/03/08 11:00:51 PM - Client.cpp 332] AFTER Encrypt clip data 188
                  [2010/03/08 11:00:51 PM - SendSocket.cpp 49] START SendExactSize Total 360
                  [2010/03/08 11:00:51 PM - SendSocket.cpp 49] START SendExactSize Total 188
                  [2010/03/08 11:00:51 PM - SendSocket.cpp 49] START SendExactSize Total 360
                  [2010/03/08 11:00:51 PM - Client.cpp 326] BEFORE Encrypt clip data 84
                  [2010/03/08 11:00:51 PM - Client.cpp 332] AFTER Encrypt clip data 236
                  [2010/03/08 11:00:51 PM - SendSocket.cpp 49] START SendExactSize Total 360
                  [2010/03/08 11:00:51 PM - SendSocket.cpp 49] START SendExactSize Total 236
                  [2010/03/08 11:00:51 PM - SendSocket.cpp 49] START SendExactSize Total 360
                  [2010/03/08 11:00:51 PM - SendSocket.cpp 49] START SendExactSize Total 360
                  [2010/03/08 11:00:51 PM - SendSocket.cpp 49] START SendExactSize Total 360
                  [2010/03/08 11:00:51 PM - Client.cpp 170] @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ - END OF SendClientThread - @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@
                  [2010/03/08 11:42:43 PM - Client.cpp 98] @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ - START OF SendClientThread - @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@
                  [2010/03/08 11:42:43 PM - Client.cpp 110] Start of Send ClientThread Count - 1
                  [2010/03/08 11:42:43 PM - Client.cpp 151] Sending clip to pm-7fbff7a4e2ac
                  [2010/03/08 11:42:43 PM - SendSocket.cpp 49] START SendExactSize Total 360
                  [2010/03/08 11:42:43 PM - Client.cpp 326] BEFORE Encrypt clip data 1987
                  [2010/03/08 11:42:43 PM - Client.cpp 332] AFTER Encrypt clip data 2140
                  [2010/03/08 11:42:43 PM - SendSocket.cpp 49] START SendExactSize Total 360
                  [2010/03/08 11:42:43 PM - SendSocket.cpp 49] START SendExactSize Total 2140
                  [2010/03/08 11:42:43 PM - SendSocket.cpp 49] START SendExactSize Total 360
                  [2010/03/08 11:42:43 PM - Client.cpp 326] BEFORE Encrypt clip data 3974
                  [2010/03/08 11:42:43 PM - Client.cpp 332] AFTER Encrypt clip data 4124
                  [2010/03/08 11:42:43 PM - SendSocket.cpp 49] START SendExactSize Total 360
                  [2010/03/08 11:42:43 PM - SendSocket.cpp 49] START SendExactSize Total 4124
                  [2010/03/08 11:42:43 PM - SendSocket.cpp 49] START SendExactSize Total 360
                  [2010/03/08 11:42:43 PM - SendSocket.cpp 49] START SendExactSize Total 360
                  [2010/03/08 11:42:43 PM - SendSocket.cpp 49] START SendExactSize Total 360
                  [2010/03/08 11:42:43 PM - Client.cpp 170] @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ - END OF SendClientThread - @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@


                  Do you have any idea ?


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                    Re: Mistery Path N:1\ versus Y:\
                    « Reply #13 on: March 09, 2010, 03:06:46 PM »
                    I received advice from the ditto forum about a really portable version I can try.

                    i will inform you

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                      Re: Mistery Path N:1\ versus Y:\
                      « Reply #14 on: March 13, 2010, 09:19:04 AM »
                      Again virus ?

                      http://www.windowsbbs.com/windows-xp/91591-mistery-path-n-1-versus-y.html#post505750

                      First time was a joke, but now seems the person who make this affirmation give reasons.

                      What can i do ?

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