Need Help With Trojan Horse [cisvc.exe]

Hi All,

AVG has identified a TH on my pc....

F:\Dell XP With SP1a\I386\CISVC.EX_:\cisvc.exe
Trojan horse Dropper.Agent.8.B Infected, Embedded object

Selected object is located inside the archive and cannot be healed.

I cannot find anything here on the subject, and AVG's virus encyclopedia has not been much help either.

But there was something on Google about this TH, and it talked like it was an error on AVG's part.

There were 2 other TH's, but I deleted them. Now I'm wondering if I did the wrong thing.

Any help is appreciated.

 

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Sorry Pete!

There were a few other threads above mine that had quite a few looks (compared to mine), and I was worried that there was no fix for me.

I read the thread a time or two, but so far I honestly can't seem to grasp what they're talking about......Maybe just bits and pieces of it.

I'm not even sure if it is a true trojan horse that they're talking about. They were talking about replacing system files--Can't that be done with the sfc/ command instead?

Sorry for the confusion!

 

Indexing Service is not running the last time I checked.

FWIW, the TH was detected on the 8-9-05, but all subsequent scans have come up clean.

Also, last night I did an online scan with Panda, and the scan was clean (Except for this.... Adware:adware/cws
No disinfected C:\DOCUMENTS AND SETTINGS\OWNER\FAVORITES\Health)

Ad-Aware, Spybot, and MS Anti-Spyware all failed to see it.

But I guess that's for another thread.

I had copied the Dell XP disc (Home version) to the F drive a while back......I don't suppose it would be a bad idea to delete it would it (or maybe shred the 1386 folder first), and then recopy the disc?

Thanks, I'll give the program a try (First I suppose), and thanks for correcting my thread title too.