Double click on disk drives not opening
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Sandeep
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Feb 17, 2009 at 05:10 AM
Feb 17, 2009 at 05:10 AM
you have already tried attrib & all those things but have tried third step...
after del autorun.inf you need to type mkdir autorun.inf so that virus cant create again, it will see that already one folder called autorun exist. Dont remove those folders after creating them in all drives using CMD. if not helping then try avg or USB disk security with crack on torrentz.com
after del autorun.inf you need to type mkdir autorun.inf so that virus cant create again, it will see that already one folder called autorun exist. Dont remove those folders after creating them in all drives using CMD. if not helping then try avg or USB disk security with crack on torrentz.com
Dear friend
in run type...gpedit.msc..in left side row u have r computer configuration-->administrative templates-->system-->turn auto play--enabled on all drives
same with user configuration dministrative templates-->system-->turn auto play--enabled on all drives
and restart your system....its done now
in run type...gpedit.msc..in left side row u have r computer configuration-->administrative templates-->system-->turn auto play--enabled on all drives
same with user configuration dministrative templates-->system-->turn auto play--enabled on all drives
and restart your system....its done now
vas85
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Feb 17, 2009 at 05:38 AM
Feb 17, 2009 at 05:38 AM
Temporary workaround:
Open "My Computer"
Click on the 'FOLDERS' icon which is on the second row (below the Help menu).
Then from the left column tree choose your drive. This should give you temporary access until you sort out the autorun virus which you are currently experiencing.
Open "My Computer"
Click on the 'FOLDERS' icon which is on the second row (below the Help menu).
Then from the left column tree choose your drive. This should give you temporary access until you sort out the autorun virus which you are currently experiencing.
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Aug 7, 2009 at 11:34 AM