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David,

Have you tried any other anti virus apps (McAfee, Norton AV) for CMOS
viruses? Your other post of losing cmos settings could be battery (which
you replaced) problem or cmos virus. Boot from floppy (write protected)
then use McAfee or NAV. 
Virus won't cause H/W problems(..PRIME95  reports  of  possible 
hardware errors. Is this virus a possible culprit?) but can make system
do H/W funny type of stuff. or check out Symantec's site for Q & A's
http://www.sarc.com/

Good luck
Ron Woods

David Longley wrote:
> 
> Dr  Solomon's 7.84 has identified Burglar 1150 virus in a  number
> of files on my system. I have been trying to track down teh cause
> of  random  reboots  and PRIME95  reports  of  possible  hardware
> errors. Is this virus a possible culprit?
> 
> I  know from the above softwaree what it does to files, but  what
> is it likely to do system wise?
> 
> --
> David Longley
> 
> Longley Consulting                                                  London, UK
> Behaviour Assessment & Profiling Technology,
> Research, Data Analysis and Training Services,
> Small IT Systems                                http://www.longley.demon.co.uk

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