Immune functions achieved by batch processing
The system started yesterday afternoon and was a little abnormal. I guess I got the ad plug-in. I immediately shut down after running with 360 Security Guard.
Using the malware cleaning assistant also does not clean it completely. Enter safe mode to clean it. After cleaning it, it will still be the same after restarting the computer.
Use winpe mode to enter, check several drive letters, and find that there are in each directory, which cannot be edited, and it is a 32-bit executable file. Delete it, restart the computer and restore it to normal.
First, the immunization program was everywhere on the Internet, but now it has been released again
Admiration,
Manually set autoimmune
First: Enter cmd while starting to run
Second: Enter cd\ Return to the root directory
Third: X: x represents the directory you want to build an immunity
Fourth: md Create a folder with the same file name as the virus configuration file
Fifth: cd Enter this folder
Sixth: md immunization program...\
Sixth: cd\ Enter Return to the root directory
Seventh: attrib+h +s +r Set this file to a hidden system read-only attribute.
Eighth: Enter exit and exit
Save as copy to the root directory of each disk and run it
cd\
attrib -h -s -r
del
md
cd
md I...\
cd\
attrib +h +s +r
One of them is that hidden files and hidden folders cannot be displayed in Windows XP. Even if "Show hidden files" is selected in the "Folder Options", it still cannot be displayed after confirmation. Look at the folder options and then turn back to the same.
It seems that Windows is really much more complicated than Unix. I asked Google for help and quickly found the answer that can solve my problem:
Enter the registry to expand:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced\Folder\Hidden\SHOWALL]
Change the CheckedValue value of the right window to 1.
It seems that it is a certain virus that has caused the problem. Windows' virus protection has become a serious problem these days.
Further, if we want to protect some dense files by hiding file attributes, we can learn how to deal with these viruses.
Run "regedit" to start the registry editor and open it
KEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\explorer\Advanced\Folder\Hidden\SHOWALL
For security reasons, export the branch first, then delete the SHOWALL branch, reopen the "Advanced Settings" window, and now you can no longer find the "Show all files and folders" option, your hidden files can now rest assured.
The system started yesterday afternoon and was a little abnormal. I guess I got the ad plug-in. I immediately shut down after running with 360 Security Guard.
Using the malware cleaning assistant also does not clean it completely. Enter safe mode to clean it. After cleaning it, it will still be the same after restarting the computer.
Use winpe mode to enter, check several drive letters, and find that there are in each directory, which cannot be edited, and it is a 32-bit executable file. Delete it, restart the computer and restore it to normal.
First, the immunization program was everywhere on the Internet, but now it has been released again
Admiration,
Manually set autoimmune
First: Enter cmd while starting to run
Second: Enter cd\ Return to the root directory
Third: X: x represents the directory you want to build an immunity
Fourth: md Create a folder with the same file name as the virus configuration file
Fifth: cd Enter this folder
Sixth: md immunization program...\
Sixth: cd\ Enter Return to the root directory
Seventh: attrib+h +s +r Set this file to a hidden system read-only attribute.
Eighth: Enter exit and exit
Save as copy to the root directory of each disk and run it
Copy the codeThe code is as follows:
cd\
attrib -h -s -r
del
md
cd
md I...\
cd\
attrib +h +s +r
One of them is that hidden files and hidden folders cannot be displayed in Windows XP. Even if "Show hidden files" is selected in the "Folder Options", it still cannot be displayed after confirmation. Look at the folder options and then turn back to the same.
It seems that Windows is really much more complicated than Unix. I asked Google for help and quickly found the answer that can solve my problem:
Enter the registry to expand:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced\Folder\Hidden\SHOWALL]
Change the CheckedValue value of the right window to 1.
It seems that it is a certain virus that has caused the problem. Windows' virus protection has become a serious problem these days.
Further, if we want to protect some dense files by hiding file attributes, we can learn how to deal with these viruses.
Run "regedit" to start the registry editor and open it
KEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\explorer\Advanced\Folder\Hidden\SHOWALL
For security reasons, export the branch first, then delete the SHOWALL branch, reopen the "Advanced Settings" window, and now you can no longer find the "Show all files and folders" option, your hidden files can now rest assured.