This is what i get one i try to open a drive by double clicking.
i am using the latest kaspersky with uptodate updates.
i am using the latest kaspersky with uptodate updates.
what do i do?
what?
what do you get
what do you get
for some reason the whole thing did not show up, anyway here it is
all my drives have autoplay option if i leftclick them.
and this happens if i double click them to open, they only open to left click,open.
can not find script file "C:\ms32DLL.dll.vbs"
all my drives have autoplay option if i leftclick them.
and this happens if i double click them to open, they only open to left click,open.
can not find script file "C:\ms32DLL.dll.vbs"
You can find a file named Autorun.ini file in each drive, select it and delete it.
Answer is simple.
Your computer is infected with a script virus.
You can try to delete those autorun files but they will come back.
Solution.
Google for ms32DLL.dll.vbs
The first result there is a symentec link. You can find all the info about this virus there, Follow instructions given there to solve the problem.
Your computer is infected with a script virus.
You can try to delete those autorun files but they will come back.
Solution.
Google for ms32DLL.dll.vbs
The first result there is a symentec link. You can find all the info about this virus there, Follow instructions given there to solve the problem.
thank you guys.
^^ Problem Solved or Not???
goto run type ms config , under startup tab search for MS32DLL and uncheck it....
i have to do it yet i am now using ubuntu for some time.
thank you all for help.
i shall relpy to you all once i solve the problem.
thanks agin,
thank you all for help.
i shall relpy to you all once i solve the problem.
thanks agin,
The trick to identify the script worm lies here:
The autorun wanted to execute a double extention file! The second part(The main, actual extension) was .vbs, which proves that it was a script virus. Did your AV detect a virus some time back and delete a file?
The autorun wanted to execute a double extention file! The second part(The main, actual extension) was .vbs, which proves that it was a script virus. Did your AV detect a virus some time back and delete a file?