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Posted by Judicandus on July 7, 2008, 7:57 am
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wrote:
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> | I am sitting with exactly the same problem and this is my findings:
>
> | AVG anti-virus, does a scan, and it detects an autorun.inf "virus" and =
a 2fitri
> | something file. Obviously one removes it as it is melicious.
>
> | I have noticed that the moment this has been done, you get a problem: I=
f you double
> | click on any of your drives in my computer, it brings up a screen "open=
with". You can
> | access the drives in all otherways but not through "my computer" with a=
double click.
>
> | Does anyone have a solution that could actually work? -- Snarfie
>
> Since you posted throught the BS interface called =A0http://forums.techar=
ena.into the real
> Microsoft News Groups instaed of accessing them through a news client and=
failed to quote
> the orginal thred, we have no idea what you are talking about whan you wr=
ote "I am sitting
> with exactly the same problem ...".
>
> You have malware that spreads through the AutoRun capablity of removable =
media. =A0All your
> Read/Write media such as Flash Drives *must* be cleaned or you risk re-in=
fection or
> spreading the infection to others.
>
> Did you try rebooting your PC before you click on a drive in Explorer you=
actually browse
> said drive ?
> If not, please do so.
>
> --
> Davehttp://www.claymania.com/removal-trojan-adware.html
> Multi-AV -http://www.pctipp.ch/downloads/dl/35905.asp
It's a pseudo virus called "Disk Night"
It was originally made to "prevent" flash drives from getting viruses
(but because of the method and problems caused it has been qualified
as a virus).
Try searching around for "Disk Night fix tool" or something like that,
it will fix the problems caused by disk night.
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