I have three files named "autorun" on the first ISO.dmg. I need to know if these are viruses, so that I don't end up unleashing it on the only Virtual Machine I have.
They are named:
autorun.inf
autorun.exe
autorun.apm
I need to know because my computer currently isn't equipped with any anti-virus software, and I don't have the money currently to get any such software. So I have to be very cautious due to my Window 7 VM being extremely vulnerable to viruses without an anti-virus program.
So are those three files virus-related or not?
use eset's online scanner :D
anyways...
I've never heard of an ISO.dmg file...
the autorun files are usually something you'd find on a disk... :/
Just delete those files using the mac part and then use the other files in your VM.
Quote from: chad3670 on August 03, 2010, 08:31:07 PM
Just delete those files using the mac part and then use the other files in your VM.
ok... rmbr...
I've never heard of this stuff before...
what is the mac part and VM??
He's running Windows at the same time as his Mac is running. Its called a Virtual Machine.
I see :/
Also Linux can run Windows using similar software.