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After scanniing my Server with some A.V. softwares, the Server back to work normally.<br />
Thanks for helping!
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FernandoFrontarolli--You are welcome.
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Hi,<br />
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I was implanting D.F.S in a file server, during the replication progress Symatec showed me it has detected Sality virus and marked it as &quot;clean&quot;.<br />
The problem is after this virus message, the used disk space became to grow; I selected ALL files/folders of this disk and it shows me a total of 170GB (including recyle, system volume info.) but if I right click the J: volume, it shows me 270GB in use.<br />
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Does anybody have seen a problem like this?<br />
Thanks a lot
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Hi,

I was implanting D.F.S in a file server, during the replication progress Symatec showed me it has detected Sality virus and marked it as "clean".
The problem is after this virus message, the used disk space became to grow; I selected ALL files/folders of this disk and it shows me a total of 170GB (including recyle, system volume info.) but if I right click the J: volume, it shows me 270GB in use.

Does anybody have seen a problem like this?
Thanks a lot

After scanniing my Server with some A.V. softwares, the Server back to work normally.
Thanks for helping!

Disk Space (virus?)

Hi,

I was implanting D.F.S in a file server, during the replication progress Symatec showed me it has detected Sality virus and marked it as &quot;clean&quot;.
The problem is after this virus message, the used disk space became to grow; I selected ALL files/folders of this disk and it shows me a total of 170GB (including recyle, system volume info.) but if I right click the J: volume, it shows me 270GB in use.

Does anybody have seen a problem like this?
Thanks a lot

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