EMERGENCY - Infected system can't fix - does portable AV exist?

Not sure if this is the right NG. One of my dual-boot systems is infected
with win32.jeffo and it took out comodo's firewall & defense as well as
Threatfire & PC Tools AV. WinXP side won't boot and now the Vista side is
infected too. As aggressive as this appears to be, I don't think it would be
a good idea to connect the HD's to the other computer in attempt to clean
it. Any advice on how to handle this or does a portable AV exist? Thanks for
any suggestions.

"R. McCarty" wrote:

| Boot to Safe Mode with Networking and go to this site and run the
| online scan:
| http://www.eset.com/onlinescan/

Thanks, running it now. It looks like every exe on my system has been
infected. I guess I'll have to re-install all my apps. It's going to be a
long day. In case it ever happens again, would it have been safe to map the
drives in the clean system?

Boot to Safe Mode with Networking and go to this site and run the
online scan:
http://www.eset.com/onlinescan/

"Sam" <none> wrote in message
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> Not sure if this is the right NG. One of my dual-boot systems is infected
> with win32.jeffo and it took out comodo's firewall & defense as well as
> Threatfire & PC Tools AV. WinXP side won't boot and now the Vista side is
> infected too. As aggressive as this appears to be, I don't think it would
> be a good idea to connect the HD's to the other computer in attempt to
> clean it. Any advice on how to handle this or does a portable AV exist?
> Thanks for any suggestions.
>