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"CMD" G: "Del .LNK": Process Explorer by Sysinternals Unlocker 1.9 by Collomb

The document provides instructions to remove viruses from an infected USB drive using the command prompt: 1. Open the command prompt by pressing Win key + R and typing "cmd". 2. Enter the drive letter of the infected USB drive, such as "g:" , and run the command "attrib -s -r -h *.* /s /d /l" to remove attributes from all files. 3. This process will remove viruses by making all files on the USB drive visible and accessible for deletion.

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"CMD" G: "Del .LNK": Process Explorer by Sysinternals Unlocker 1.9 by Collomb

The document provides instructions to remove viruses from an infected USB drive using the command prompt: 1. Open the command prompt by pressing Win key + R and typing "cmd". 2. Enter the drive letter of the infected USB drive, such as "g:" , and run the command "attrib -s -r -h *.* /s /d /l" to remove attributes from all files. 3. This process will remove viruses by making all files on the USB drive visible and accessible for deletion.

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NOTE:No need of any antivirus software to perform this operation.

1. After plug in your virus affected drive, just press Win key + R to open Run box and type
cmd and press Enter key. (Without double quotes)
2. In the opened command prompt, open your drive by enter your drive letter as shown in
the below figure. For example, if your drive letter is enter g: and press Enter. (To find
your drive letter just open My Computer and check your drive icon)
3. Now type del *.lnk and hit Enter.(without double quotes)
4. Finally type the below command and hit Enter. (without double quotes)
attrib -s -r -h *.* /s /d /l

First of all Click on Start >> Run >> and type cmd and click on OK.
Here I assume your pen drive letter as G:
Enter this command.
attrib -h -r -s /s /d g:\*.*
You can copy the above command >> Right click in the Command Prompt and
paste it.
Note : Don't forget to replace the letter g with your pen drive letter.

1. open the command prompt. (If you cant even do this, srsly..)
2. assuming that your target drive letter is L, type the following
C:\> cd /d L:
L:\> attrib -s -h -a -r /s /d *.*
3. You should now see all the invisible files along with the shortcut. Delete them except the
autorun.inf file.
4. Download Process Explorer by Sysinternals and Unlocker 1.9 by Collomb.
5. Use the Unlocker and determine the process that is using the autorun.inf

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