Local Eradicate Virus Manually

Faced with a variety of computer virus attacks - with OS Microsoft Windows, of course - most people will figure out how to get the latest antivirus and anti-virus for certain local viruses because most antivirus software can not detect it. In contrast to a very general way of thinking, I offer an alternative solution to deal with local virus that is Eradicate manually.

Viruses are programs / applications (= series of commands) that can reproduce themselves. Most programmers make these viruses as a series of commands that infiltrated into the ranks of the commands in other applications. Certain viruses can be programmed even sneak in the master boot record or specific sectors in the disk with special protection without being able to recognize the user as a file. Unfortunately, this clever work does not apply to most local viruses whose existence is very striking and inviting hostility.

Based on this weak point we can locally eradicate the virus manually. There are two common references in combating the virus manually, stop running the virus and eliminate viruses. Based on these two points are you can develop your own strategy depending on the case that you are facing.

Part I: Stop Running Virus

To attack the virus that created by Visual Basic (VB) - fortunately most of the local virus was made in VB - you can stop the virus running through 'remove' msvbvm50.dll and msvbvm60.dll which is in the directory c: windowssystem32 which is a virtual machine from the program -a program created in VB. The word 'remove' can be realized in various ways depending on the circumstances or the taste, which is removed (not recommended), moved to another folder, or replaced with another name. Also how can be done in various ways depending on the level of virus attacks from using Windows Explorer, command prompt on windows emulator (when the virus disable windows explorer), nor have to run windows in a fashion 'save mode with command prompt only' by pressing F8 on initial startup windows to display the startup menu. If the virus is still running, meaning the virus is not made in VB and to carry out the next steps you need to use Linux or another OS that is not installed emulator for windows programs.

Part II: Removing Viruses

To eliminate the viruses that you should do is gather all the files with the entry application via the find *. exe name, to identify applications which is a virus, and delete them. If you find the menu has been disabled by the virus, you can memanggilnuya by pressing F3 (much easier than having to edit the registry editor). Denouncing the program as a virus depends on the experience and your instincts, because its characters can be quite varied, but that should be the touchstone is that you are looking for things 'not as a proper and is in the proper place' or hidden impressed. Applications with the Microsoft Word document icon or folder icon could be adjudged as the virus directly, but any application with the usual icons should you suspect if you are not sure anyone ever move there. To minimize the scope, you also need to pay attention to the file size because many viruses that each have the same file size.

The applications that you have a verdict as the virus must be removed immediately by pressing the SIFT + delete. Previously, make sure all your data has been saved by copying the contents of documents and in-paste elsewhere in the state of virus is not runnig. Congratulations action.