I just installed the system and installed McAfee, and McAfee actually deleted its own installer!
Before this, McAfee killed several .exe files, but I thought that only those exes were poisoned, so I didn't care. But at this time McAfee killed his own family, there was something wrong with it.
I found Rizhi and found that I was infected with the new win32 virus. This virus can infect all your .exe files, and finally make you laugh and cry!
Solution:
1: It is best to upgrade your virus library
2: Restart the computer, start safe mode with command prompt, and enter:
assoc.exe=exefile (There is space between assoc and .exe)
ftype exefile="%1" %*
This is a classic way to fix .exe files
Meaning:
First associate the exefile file with the suffix name .exe.
And how to open the exefile file? Use "%1" %* Open! In this way, the system's EXE file association will return to normal.
So the new win32 virus was also cleared!
in addition:
Disable the merge of REG files
Just enter: ftype regfile=notepad "%1" on the command line
Now that you double-click the REG file, the system will open it using Notepad, and the REG file cannot be imported at all.
Before this, McAfee killed several .exe files, but I thought that only those exes were poisoned, so I didn't care. But at this time McAfee killed his own family, there was something wrong with it.
I found Rizhi and found that I was infected with the new win32 virus. This virus can infect all your .exe files, and finally make you laugh and cry!
Solution:
1: It is best to upgrade your virus library
2: Restart the computer, start safe mode with command prompt, and enter:
assoc.exe=exefile (There is space between assoc and .exe)
ftype exefile="%1" %*
This is a classic way to fix .exe files
Meaning:
First associate the exefile file with the suffix name .exe.
And how to open the exefile file? Use "%1" %* Open! In this way, the system's EXE file association will return to normal.
So the new win32 virus was also cleared!
in addition:
Disable the merge of REG files
Just enter: ftype regfile=notepad "%1" on the command line
Now that you double-click the REG file, the system will open it using Notepad, and the REG file cannot be imported at all.