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    Is there anyway to detect virus in a usb device using mfc?

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      Is there anyway to detect virus in a usb device using mfc?

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      Optimus Chaos
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      I think if virus detection would be that easy then we wouldn't have to pay companies for writing anti virus software :-D

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        Is there anyway to detect virus in a usb device using mfc?

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        Rajesh R Subramanian
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        GetVirusInfo() must help you. If you want the name of the virus too, use GetVirusInfoEx()


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          GetVirusInfo() must help you. If you want the name of the virus too, use GetVirusInfoEx()


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          Hamid Taebi
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          Is it possible for me to override GetVirusInfo();;)


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            GetVirusInfo() must help you. If you want the name of the virus too, use GetVirusInfoEx()


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            David Crow
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            brahmma wrote:

            GetVirusInfo() must help you. If you want the name of the virus too, use GetVirusInfoEx()

            Do we also have access to SetVirusInfo() and SetVirusInfoEx()? It doesn't make any sense to get your virus information if you have not set it correctly to begin with. ;)


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              brahmma wrote:

              GetVirusInfo() must help you. If you want the name of the virus too, use GetVirusInfoEx()

              Do we also have access to SetVirusInfo() and SetVirusInfoEx()? It doesn't make any sense to get your virus information if you have not set it correctly to begin with. ;)


              "A good athlete is the result of a good and worthy opponent." - David Crow

              "To have a respect for ourselves guides our morals; to have deference for others governs our manners." - Laurence Sterne

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              Mark Salsbery
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              DavidCrow wrote:

              Do we also have access to SetVirusInfo() and SetVirusInfoEx()?

              Yes, but it's a PITA now with all the UAC business... :)

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