Originally posted by bosskof at 2006-9-22 05:10:
Why not del /s/a _desktop.ini under the drive letter? del /?
Indeed, it's much simpler than finding and deleting first!
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Originally posted by bosskof at 2006-9-22 05:10:
Why not del /s/a _desktop.ini under the drive letter? del /?
① End the logo1_.exel and rundl132.exe processes, and delete logo1_.exel and rundl132.exe in %WinDir%;
② Find the registry key value: and delete it;
③ Find the registry key value rundl132.exe and delete it;
④ Restart the computer, do not run any programs, and delete the logo1_.exe, dll.dll, and rundl132.exe files in the C drive;
⑤ Uninstall or directly delete the infected QQ, Office series, Qianqian Jingting, RealPlayer, etc., and then reinstall them;
⑥ When installing the above software, make sure that the installation program is virus-free. When I reinstalled Office, I found that the Office installation program backed up in the hard drive was also infected with the virus, so I had to find a virus-free Office installation CD to install again.
⑦ When installing the program, always open the registry editor to check whether
Here I would like to add that there is another characteristic when this virus attacks: after an exe program is infected, the icon of this exe will become messy (such as ttplayer.exe), or the original true color icon will become a 16-color icon (such as QQ.exe). So if you see some exe icons suddenly have this change in "My Computer", it is very likely that the computer is infected with a virus.
for %%i in (c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z) do del /a /s /f /s/q %%i:\_desktop.iniOriginally posted by qwe1234567 at 2006-10-14 09:22:
for %%i (c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z) do del /a /s /f /s/q %%i:\_desktop.ini
Originally posted by 3742668 at 2006-9-22 12:53 AM:
wmic datafile where "filename='desktop' and Extension='ini'" call delete /NOINTERACTIVE