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       How to remove computer virus/uwanted files usinf CMD
   DIR By: admin
       Date: January 30, 2017, 2:54 pm
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       [html]Hi, friend I know that almost
everyone who is using
       computer
must be having antivirus installed
on their
       system and some of them
may not. But sometime it
       happens
that your antivirus doesn’t detect virus even though
       you have 100% doubt that your Pendrive must
have virus
       because you brought
your Pendrive from somewhere
like
       cyber cafe, PC from where
there is no antivirus installed,
       etc. <p>Now in this case you must follow&#13;the steps given
       below to check&#13;unwanted files and folder in
       your&#13;PenDrive and delete it.<p> Note that, this trick can
       also be use&#13;to remove unwanted files/folders from your Drive
       too. <p> <b>Follow the steps to remove unwanted Files from your
       Pendrive/ Drive without opening it:</b> <p>1. Insert your Virus
       infect Pendrive and Scan for virus, if&#13;detected then well
       and good&#13;otherwise go ahead to remove it&#13;from command
       prompt.<p>In my case it has detected the&#13;virus even though I
       would like&#13;show you, how to remove this&#13;virus using
       command prompt? <p> <img
       src='
  HTML http://www.stupidtechlife.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/Virus-detected-usng-avast-antivirus.jpg'/><br
       /><hr/><p>2. As you can see that antivirus installed on my
       system
       has&#13;detected “autorun.inf” file.<p>This is the file; if you
       try to open it&#13;then your system may get infected&#13;with
       virus. <hr/> <p>3. So, let us remove it from command prompt.
       <p>Open command prompt and go to&#13;the virus infected drive by
       typing&#13;“Drive name with colon” (H: ) then enter. <p>Now type
       attrib -s -h *.* /s /d and enter. And continue by typing “dir”
       which will show you all files/folders in that drive, as
       you&#13;can see that autorun.info files is&#13;present in this
       drive.<hr/><p>4. Now if you want to delete it then just type “RD
       autorun.info(i.e. name of file/ folder to be deleted)”
       or&#13;rename it to delete it manually.<p>To rename the file
       just type in command prompt <p>REN “Path of files/folder to be
       deleted” (space) “Name to be given” <p> <img
       src='
  HTML http://www.stupidtechlife.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/Rename-Autorun-file.jpg'/><hr/><br
       /><p>5. Now you can check that autorun.info has been rename as
       useless <p><img
       src='
  HTML http://www.stupidtechlife.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/File-Renamed-as-Useless.jpg'/><br
       /><hr/><p>6. Now if you will scan then your antivirus won’t
       detected virus&#13;in that drive. <img
       src='
  HTML http://www.stupidtechlife.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/No-threat-Detected.jpg'/><br
       /><hr/><p>7. Now if you want then you can delete this file after
       opening the&#13;drive. <p> <img
       src='
  HTML http://www.stupidtechlife.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/Delete-useless-file.jpg'/><br
       /><p>You may not go for such a large&#13;procedure to delete any
       virus&#13;affected file if you have daily&#13;updated antivirus.
       But this is quite&#13;useful when one of your folder
       is&#13;giving you trouble by hanging your system when you open
       that folder. <p>Please let us know through&#13;reply area, if
       you have any&#13;other trick to share with you[/html]
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