Prevalence
Solano 2000 was isolated in March 1990, long before virus statistics were common. However, the WildList, an organization which tracks computer viruses, never reported any virus with a name resembling Solano 2000 having been identified in the field. It is unlikely that a virus of this age would be discovered in the field, especially one which was never common in the first place. Detections of Solano 2000 should be considered very likely to be false positives.
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