I suggest antibiotics for virus treatment.

This hoax started circulating in early 2002 and it has been passed around ever since. In spite of a great deal of online exposure, the hoax tends to resurge from time to time and its rate of circulation increases dramatically for a few months. As hoax emails go, this is one of the most "successful". Perhaps because of the apparent destructiveness of the "virus" and the urgent tone of the warning, people are apt to forward the message without much forethought. Like many other hoaxes, it capitalizes on the recipient's desire to help other Internet users by warning them of a perceived threat. Before forwarding a virus warning email, it is always a good idea to check that the information in the message is valid. Virus hoaxes are quite common, and like this one, they tend to circulate for years after they are first launched. In other cases, virus warnings that may have been originally true circulate long after the described virus has ceased to be a significant threat. Virus hoaxes and outdated warnings are no help to anybody. All they do is waste time, cause confusion and needlessly clutter inboxes. Such problems mean that forwarding warning emails may not be the best way to help battle viruses and other computer security threats. If you receive this email hoax, please help to stop its continued circulation by letting the sender know that it is a hoax and should not be forwarded. Always check this website for hoaxes

Why do people create misleading topics in tech area?? Noobs!!

True but not everything anyway nice topic

Respect 2 that hacker ! . . .wat type of virus do u thnk ths could b ?

Thank you for the info, will pass on the info.

Relax thats nonsense.. use common sense.. if the virus that supposedly destroys everything on the PC it has to include the virus with it.. be rational i mean it is really posible that some virus like the VHG worm that attaches to windows starting system and even if it was possible to destroy it all IT'LL be included... Vulnerabilities with the system are easy to find but most of the virus are created to win something.. I mean that if you don't own a bank don't worry about them

Correct, and i wonder why staff not yet closed this topic. Check below links which proves that topic owner posted a hoax story by mistake. Link-1 Link-2

yea..

Seems to be just another hoax email. I will open this one for you if you can furnish us with some more reliable source detail concerning the topic. Thank you.