If the boot sector contains the message, "This PC is stoned!",
then the second sector should contain a good copy of the original boot record.

If the computer is NOT INFECTED,  do NOT ATTEMPT TO REMOVE the virus from
the hard drive. This could copy nulls over your good boot record and thus
your computer would no longer boot from the hard drive.

For a computer infected as described above, you may remove the virus by
following the instructions displayed on the screen by the program. If you
select to remove the virus it will be removed by taking a copy of the good
boot record and copying it over the virus program in the boot sector.

   - When the menu reappears the virus will have been eliminated from 
     an infected hard drive but not from RAM memory. Any further disk
     access of drive C or A will cause the resident virus to contaminate
     any disk in drive A that is not write-protected. 

     REMOVE THE VIRUS FROM RAM by doing a cold boot of the computer without
     any disk in drive A. 
       
   - You may now run the menu program, M.BAT, once again to check the hard 
     drive or any floppy disks for evidence of the virus.