-= Clean your temporary files, then schedule a boot time scan…
-= For better results, download, install, update, and run a scan with Malwarebytes Antimalware to detect other infections that might have slipped over avast’s scan…
-= Furthermore, a HijackThis log will also help for a deeper investigation…
For your external driver, let it plugged and run Autorun Eater or Flash Disinfector, allowing them to clean up all drives. They would create hidden folders named autorun.inf in each partition and every USB drive plugged in when you ran it. These folders protect your drives from future infection. After that, reboot your computer.
and yesterday I hv reformatted c: and installed windows on c:… BUT the virus was sitting in d: I am sure… after installing the the registary was disabled, and all other usual staf happened!!
so I had to format both drives and reinstalled windows xp. I notice that it can do nothing to Vista.
So I am still hesitating to attach teh external drive into the computer
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