AntiVir detects TR/Vundo

Hey all, after having numerous malware problems in my dad's computer, I manage to get rid of the bad ones by following the suggestions on this forums. So now, the PC is working fine... but when I ran AntiVir, it detected that I have the TR/Vundo.gen which is found in C:/windows/system32/gebcd.dll but was unable to delete it. I tried manually deleting it, but it wouldn't let me.

I used Vundofix and it didn't detect anything. Also tried another vundo tool fix, didn't detect anything either. Tried Norton antivirus and specifically just scanned gebcd.dll, and no detection! I uninstalled Norton and ran AntiVir again, still detects it as TR/Vundo.

So I attempted to unregister gebcd.dll, but gave me an error saying that "gebcd.dll was loaded, but the DlUnregister server entry point was not found. This file can not be registered." I read somewhere that it is impossible to completely delete Vundo unless I do a Windows reinstall... is this true?

I researched and supposedly Vundo is low-risk, and since the PC is working fine now, I should be okay.. but I dunno, it really irks me that it's still there :mad So any suggestions? Or should I leave it be?

Oh and here is my HJT log, it's really short and clean, so thought I'd just paste it here instead of attaching it... (i delete the nameservers but they're good) Thanks in advance!

Jenna


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