Answer:
The question is incomplete and should read as follows:
Victoria is working on a computer that was infected with a virus when a client clicked on a link and downloaded a Trojan. Victoria researched the virus and learned that the virus might have written itself into System Restore. What does Victoria need to do to run the antivirus software on System Restore?
This issue can be fixed by taking the following steps:
A. Disable System Protection.
B. Back up the restore point.
C. Enable System Protection.
D. Run the antivirus software on a restore point.
The system is then restored to the now clean restore point to rid the computer completely of the virus.
Explanation:
Answer:
Run antivirus software on the system and delete and create new restore point.
Explanation:
Trojan horse is malicious software that is used by attackers to infiltrate systems and networks, it runs in the system background undetected, to weaken the security of the computer and corrupt files etc. Virus is another type of malware that requires an attachable file to spread to other system.
When a trojan horse and virus infects a system and a restore point, an antivirus software must be run to detect and delete the malware and the restore point should be deleted.
