I have a sony VAIO 1300 Mhz cpu running windows xp home. I have a virus scan called pc-cillin which came with the computer and it is very up to date. when I turn my computer on it detects a virus which is ADW_TENGET.A - A0051849.exe original location C:\system volume information. It says its is unable to clean and it quarantines it and then I go in and delete it and it asks me to scan my whole computer to see if it is spread. I do that and it detects nothing. But when I turn my computer off and then on again it detects it again.Sometime it won't detect it until the computer goes in standby mode and then I move the mouse and log back into windows and it says that it has detected it and I do the same thing again. Maybe my anti-virus is no good and I need another one. I was going to try and get the norton anti-virus and try that. What do you think I should do. Please help.

Delete it from quarantine .

Hi Robert, That virus is actually a spyware, it probably came bundled with a software that you installed and are still using wich is why it continue to shows up at every reboot. To remove it definitly run the company un-installer you can find it here: http://www.igetnet.com/downloads/NLNuninstall.exe You can find more info on how to remove the registry keys that it added/modified here (it would be too long to post here): http://www.trendmicro.com/vinfo/virusencyclo/default5.asp?VName=ADW_TENGET.A

i wouldn't take chances back up all your important info format and reinstall xp

Turn off system restore. Scan for the virus, and remove it from your system. Restart your computer. Turn system restore back on. Once you are sure it is gone. Create a restore point.