Virusremoval.vbs
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when I start the PC it show the message can not find script file "C:\WINDOWS\system32\virusremoval.vbs"
Please suggest me
thanks
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neeraj kumar jain
jaipur (india)
Please suggest me
thanks
regards
neeraj kumar jain
jaipur (india)
When I start computer I get message "can not find script file windows\system32\virusremoval.vbs"
what can I do to solve this problem? pl suggest
what can I do to solve this problem? pl suggest
I get the same problem and find a solution as below:
1. From the start menu click 'Run' -> type 'Regedit'
2. Registry Editor will open
3. In the Registry Editor, go to Edit menu and press find
4. In the find dialog box type - virusremoval.vbs and press find next button
5. The search will end at some folder in the registry at the key - "userint"; doubleclick it; you will find many paths separated by commas - eg: c:windows/system32/userinit.exe,c:/windo... and so on. Among those paths you will find "C:\windows\system32\virusremoval.vbs". Delete the path. Ensure that remaining paths are unaltered so that your genuine scripts are not affected.
6. Press F3 (find next) to see if the same path exists somewhere else in your registry. If found again at some other place remove the path there also.
7. Repeat F3 until you get a message that search has finished.
Thank you,
1. From the start menu click 'Run' -> type 'Regedit'
2. Registry Editor will open
3. In the Registry Editor, go to Edit menu and press find
4. In the find dialog box type - virusremoval.vbs and press find next button
5. The search will end at some folder in the registry at the key - "userint"; doubleclick it; you will find many paths separated by commas - eg: c:windows/system32/userinit.exe,c:/windo... and so on. Among those paths you will find "C:\windows\system32\virusremoval.vbs". Delete the path. Ensure that remaining paths are unaltered so that your genuine scripts are not affected.
6. Press F3 (find next) to see if the same path exists somewhere else in your registry. If found again at some other place remove the path there also.
7. Repeat F3 until you get a message that search has finished.
Thank you,
Usman Bhai,
I am also facing the same problem, as per yr solution when I try to open regedit, I am getting the message that "Administrator has disabled registry editing. since this is a home PC who is the administrator, I presume who so ever installed the computer can only access. Can I still do it, Pl. let me know.
I am also facing the same problem, as per yr solution when I try to open regedit, I am getting the message that "Administrator has disabled registry editing. since this is a home PC who is the administrator, I presume who so ever installed the computer can only access. Can I still do it, Pl. let me know.
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thanks I hope its works when I re start my PC....
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Sep 26, 2010 at 01:11 PM
if it does not please make a new thread as you may not get any help from this one as the case has been solved ok buddy.