Regedit:
- run regedit.exe (start menu, run: regedit.exe),
- search the dll file name (CTRL+F)
- delete the entry which contains the missing dll file. Usually, the entry should be found on registry location: HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run\
Or MsConfig:
- run msconfig.exe (start menu, run: msconfig.exe),
- go to startup tab
- Uncheck the Startup Item which contains missing dll file on the command.
To clean up the infected flash disk or external disk with FAT file system, simply delete the autorun.inf and RECYCLER folder. But if it has NTFS file system, windows will complain about having unauthorized access to the file and folder. You can use Linux and mount the NTFS volume (probably it must be mounted forcefully with options -o force), then delete them. Live CD such as Ubuntu will do.
That's all :)
Updated:
If the above cleaning process didn't work (somehow, the above process works perfectly on my PC but has no effect on my friend's), scan the system using this tool. After scanning, there are probably some unaccessible files (check the log file). then:
- find suspicious hidden dll file on \windows\system32\,
- boot to save mode
- change the ownership of the file (right click, properties, security, click advanced.. the rest I expect you know how.. ;) ), then
- change the access permissions for everyone,
- delete the dll file manually.
Perhaps, step (3) to (5) can be applied to remove the autorun.inf and RECYCLER folder too..
That's all :)
Updated #2:
For those who have trouble downloading from antivirus website, I add mirrors for the antivirus:
(2012/10/4: Sorry, the mirrors are no longer available).
PS. Turn off System Restore and unplug your network before executing the removal tool. Otherwise, the virus might not be cleaned up. And refer to microsoft bulletin here to update the vulnerable patch.
If none of the above methods works for you, perhaps you should try to follow the cleaning process from microsoft knowledge base here.
That's all :)
Updated #3:
If you still got problem, The FAQ about conficker from kaspersky might be helpful.
That's all :)
DUDE, the links don't work because the virus blocks me from accessing antivirus sites.
ReplyDeletehi, I've just added file mirrors. :)
ReplyDeletemy computer was damaged after the scanning procedures...what should i do now?
ReplyDeletemy computer doesnt start know after the scanning procedures...
ReplyDeletehi, can you be more specific? have you tried to enter save mode? On save mode, run msconfig or regedit to manually fix the missing dll.
ReplyDeleteYou Can use tune up utility to delet that file....
ReplyDeletedoes anyone have the real names of the DLL's ?
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tips and download link. Regards!
ReplyDeleteI think the DLL file name will be created randomly. This virus pretty rough.
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ReplyDeleteWhen scan, don`t insert pen drive or else it will effected.
ReplyDeleteTry Safemode and use FixDownUp.
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ReplyDelete@Anonymouse above: sorry, I have not tried it to windows server 2003 yet.
ReplyDeletethanks dude,
ReplyDeletefinally solve my recycler issue :)
i thought i delete registry
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If you want an easy way to get rid of the virus off the USB drive itself, just download a file explorer like snowbird off the internet and use it. Once again though make sure you enable the “show hidden files option” from within the program but this will override the viruses control over that option in Windows. I have also found that McAfee was the best to get it off the computer itself. Hope this helps anyone.
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