I battled a similar virus (how it got on to my work laptop I will never understand) and only by virtue of having the Rkiller exe file (from bleepingcomputer.com) hiding in a backup file was I able to rescue the machine. It took about fifty reboots until I could type fast enough to dos-command my way to running the RKiller file to log the virus filename before the virus locked it, but. I. Prevailed.
Of course, the virus was a destructive one and repairing was just a stupid idea (empty Start menu say hai) so I had it re-imaged, but at least I was able to save all my local work files.
Of course, the virus was a destructive one and repairing was just a stupid idea (empty Start menu say hai) so I had it re-imaged, but at least I was able to save all my local work files.
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Two Wongs
Former Officer, ASI
Now mature and sensible... *MySmiley*
Two Wongs
Former Officer, ASI
Now mature and sensible... *MySmiley*
I hate hard drives, and I hate viruses
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