Does this mean I have a virus?

[G-B]

I get a few of these emails a week.


This message has been processed by Brightmail(TM) Anti-Virus using
Symantec's Norton AntiVirus Technology.

install.exe was infected with the malicious virus W32.Klez.H@mm, but was unable to be cleaned, and has been removed.

For more information on anti-virus tips and technology, visit
http://www.brightmail.com/antivirus .

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[Joe Black]

hmm, not sure.

Do you have a local anti virus program? if so update it and run it.

One a side note I get dodgy emails sent to me daily, if not at least every other day to wierd addresses at wannabebigforums.com and all get picked up by norton and deleted. Its a bit wierd though how they come through so regualar. Often they have harmless jpg's on them, and wierd subject files, for example the last one was "do not remove this copyright infringment" ???

[Big Show]

I d/l and installed an evaluation version of an anti virus program.And it discovered a virus,the worse thing is that it's some stupid porn nonsense that I always find on the PC after my brother has been using the computer.I have a question

Which is better to clean the file or delete it?Because I deleted it

[EdgarMex]

This is a tool from Symantec (the makers of Norton Anti Virus, which is the one I use) to remove the particular virus listed on your post. I would strongly suggest that you get an anti virus program and update it regularly, especially with your bro's surfing habits. A lot of viruses come from porn and warez sites and there are also a lot coming from file sharing program (like Kazaa). I own an internet cafe, and even tho people are not supposed to access porn sites they do anyway and I get a lot of warnings from the anti virus program when people download files and they are infected with a virus.

Info on the virus and instructions to use the removal tool

Guess what, it turns out I cannot attach the stupid file (it's an executable), but you can download it from the link above. If you have questions or need help you can email me or contact me on MSN messenger, the address is webzonejuarez@hotmail.com