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Asked by donal99 in Anti-Virus, Network Security
school network - 30 pc's all xp. 1 windows 2003 server.
dsl internet has been working on & off for the last few weeks.
there are definitely viruses in the system. alot of pc's had no av!! long story! using avg "free" now on all the pc's. (no money!!) paid version on the server.
tried a different router. no joy.
when i plug a laptop into the router, it's fine so i'm confident dsl & router are fine.
problem is internal!
is there a program i can run to see which pc's are possibly flooding the network with viruses?
all the pc's seem to be free of viruses but some could still be infected?
any ideas?
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