just take a back up of all ur important files and install winodws again.........thats the easiest option i see!
No Rohan I'm not thinking it the easiest way in this problem i installed windows 2 times but all in vain I comes again and again anyways thanks for reply.....
And guys please help me......
Try scanning with NOD32/Kaspersky/AntiVir/Avast and see if any of them repairs the .exe file. If they can't then the only other solution is to delete them. Otherwise no matter how many times you format, the problem will not be solved.
Da same problem is there with ma PC too.
U use Partition Magic to hide all partitions except the windows partition. Then I formated dat partitioned nd installed a fresh copy.
Im sure if i unhide those partitions, those viruses will defenitely ruin my windows files. I scanned those areas using a special windows[bootable from CD nd no need to installed. It had builtin most pupolar 6 of the antiviruses nd NOD32, AVG nd Kaspersky are detecting all .exe files even game exe files as viruses. ]
Wtf is da antivirus developers doing noadays???? the viruses are lurkin free through da streets of internet.
^^dude some viruses infects every executable file they can find so be careful.
Most of the p*rated XP cds contain viruses and these viruses are installed in your system with windows.Very annoying but you will have to manually eliminate them using some specific 'killer app' or a good antivirus.BTW deleting them won't help cos they usually have processes running which will replace them every 10\20seconds.
Do a full online scan.you can find some online scan options here:
*techiehome.org/viewtopic.php?t=512
This is either a Trojan or a Spyware so use any Antispyaware or an Anti Trojan Programm to do so.
Guys it's not helping please all those techy masterminds there help me out...
Ok i scanned the file dc.exe with an online antivirusand got the following virus....
infected - Win32:VB-EUR [Wrm]
now what should i do....
The online scanner should delete all infected files by self.If it can't ..than write the location of infected files...and manually delete them in safe mode.
