Mac Virus/Malware Info
You don't say what version of Mac OS X you're running.
If you're running Leopard or Snow Leopard, you don't have a virus, as none exist in the wild that run on these platforms.
This could be part of the problem, as most Chinese movies I've seen weren't very good. The subtitles just ruin everything!
Problem #2. Norton AntiVirus isn't going to detect a Mac virus, since there ARE none that exist in the wild that run on Mac OS X. NAV can't detect a Mac virus because it doesn't know what to look for. It does, however, do a great job of needlessly consuming your system resources, making your Mac run slower.
It's a bad practice to ignore error or warning messages. Pay attention to them! They're there for a purpose.
As for your other statements:
You make it very difficult for people to help you when you don't offer specific, accurate information. Don't say, "I got a message about something that sounded kinda like...." Quote the exact error message, word for word. In fact, many times you can find solutions if you simply Google the exact error message.
Being vague and general is like going to a doctor and saying, "I've got something wrong with me somewhere", and leaving the doctor to do guesswork to determine if you have cancer or a splinter in your finger.
Maximizing your MacRumors troubleshooting experience. (if you really need help, this is valuable to know!)
okay so today it says
"launchd: com.symantec.navapdaemonsl : exited abnormally: bad system call"
and importantly "launchd: com.apple.nibindd: respawning too quickly! throttling"
"localhost:/ i have no name!# registering for 802.11 events"
"AFH is supported"
"Adding browse domain local"
"localhost Symantec Daemon[78]: could not install new vulnerability protection engine. vulnerability protection will attempt to use an older, out-of-date engine"
This is not really in the correct order, but it kinda went really fast, and also, its on a black screen with white text with my operating system being 10.4.11 and the current message saying "mDNSResponder: Adding browse domain local"
also, thanks to all for replying and attempting to help
You can try Data Rescue.
but there's absolutely no way to do that when it wont safe boot, wont do target disk mode, wont accept boots off install disks, and wont boot normally, as i have tried over and over again, and either gets stuck on the black screen or gets stuck on the apple logo screen with a gear thing.
therefore, it is impossible to use an application on it when i cant even access the login window.