NAI - Beta Stand Alone Utilities Page

AVERT - A Division of NAI Labs

this page last updated 1-13-99

NAI Labs offers these utilities as a public service to our current and future customers. Please take the time to read our Non-Disclosure Agreement before downloading any files.

Command Line Stand Alone Virus Removers

Utility

Removes

Instructions

RESCAN.ZIP
posted 12-22-98

Remote_Explorer virus

[html instructions]

APSCAN.ZIP

Anxiety.Poppy.III virus

[html instructions]

DIR2CLR.ZIP

Dir-II virus

INTCE.ZIP

INTCE virus

REM-BYWY.ZIP

Byway virus

REM-HOOT.ZIP

Hooters.4676 virus

SPANSCAN.ZIP

Spanska.4250 virus (SCAN.EXE & DAT set)

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« MS Office Utilities »

last updated 10-22-98 RMVCLASS.ZIP	v1.0 Word97 "CLASS" virus remnant remover, includes README.TXT
last updated 10-18-98 RMVPAIX.ZIP	v3.1018 "*XF/PAIX.A" virus remover now includes style removal** [html instructions]
last updated 10-08-98 XLCLEAN.ZIP	v2.27 32bit command line utility, repairs Excel files if cleaned and found corrupt [html instructions]
DOCFIXWB.ZIP	Instructions for DOCFIX for MS Word Version 6 or 7
DOCFIXVB.ZIP	Instructions for DOCFIX for MS Word Version 97
ClrText.ZIP	Removes the content from WORD and EXCEL files without altering any macros. Please use on files with confidential information before submitting to Virus Research. [html instructions]

« Command Line & Misc. Utilities »

posted here 10-29-98 RWFLOPPY.ZIP	v1.0 Diskette IMAGE create/restore utility, makes floppy image to transport over the network
READt80.ZIP	Captures tracks 80 & 81 from a 1.44M diskette).
Bootscan.ZIP	Small enough to fit on a 1.44 bootable disk; scans only the boot sector and executable programs.
SYSU.ZIP	System Utility Program - helps remove system alterations caused by various macro viruses.

These utilities have been designed to help you address various issues and should be used as recommended by your McAfee representative. All files presented within this page are not released products. They have not been approved by Quality Assurance and could cause false alarms as well as crashes on your machine(s).