Trick to Remove the Autorun

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Trick to remove the autorun.inf completely.

Normally when a virus infects a windows system which causes a drive

opening problem, it automatically creates a file named autorun.inf in theroot directory of each drive. Generally when you refresh the windows

explorer view a bounded virus process recreates this file. This file is attached

to many events of windows explorer including OPEN, E!E"#, etc.

This autorun.inf file is a read only ,hidden and a system file and the folderoption is also disabled by the virus. This is deliberately done by the virus in

order to protect itself. autorun.inf initiates all the activities that the virus

performs when you try to open any drive. $ou have to %ust delete this fileand restart your system to correct this problem.

Note that autorun.inf is a legitimate file. autorun.inf is not a virus. &t's

typically used by removable media li(e )*+om's, and sometimes with "-thumb drives. &t simply stores information so that when the media is

inserted, it can tell your P) to launch a program and it can also store &)ON

information to allow the media to show a custom icon. $es, they can launcha virus, but your virus scanner should pic( those up. They are used most

often with )**/* media so that you don't have to manually launch a setupprogram.

!ollow the set of methods listed below to show and delete the autorun.inf from your system.

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(1) Using Command Prompt:

Steps:0. Open )ommand Prompt.

1. &n )ommand Prompt, Type 2cd34 and press enter to get to the oot

*irectory of )53 .6. Type 2attrib +h +r +s autorun.inf4 and press enter.

7. Type 2del autorun.inf4 and press enter.8. epeat the same procedure with other drives, type 2!54 and do the same

thing and with our drives.

9. estart your )omputer.

() !anually "eleting #irus $iles:0. Open :y )omputer and from the top menu go to Tools ;< !older Options.

1. Go to /iew tab and chec( the option "how hidden files and folders and

unchec( the option #ide protected Operating system files, then clic( O(.=pply it and )lic( on O(.

6. Open your drives >-y right clic( and select Explore?.7. *elete autorun.inf and :"61*@@.dll.vbs or :"61*@@.dll >use "hiftA*elete

as it deletes files forever.? from all drives.8. Go to )53B&N*OB" and delete :"61*@@.dll.vbs or :"61*@@.dll >se

"hiftA*elete ?.

9. Go to start ;< un ;< egedit and press Enter.C. Navigate from the left pane as5 #DE$@O)=@:=)#&NE ;< "oftware ;<

:icrosoft ;< Bindows ;< )urrent /ersion ;< un. Now delete the entry:"61*@@ >se *elete (ey on (eyboard?

F. Open Group policy editor by typing 2gpedit.msc4 in "tart ;< run andpressing enter.

. Go to ser )onfiguration ;< =dministrative Templates ;< "ystem .

*ouble )lic( on entry Turn Off =utoplay then do as follows5 "elect Enabled

"elect =ll drives

)lic( OD0H. Go to start ;< un and type msconfig and press Enter. Go to startup tab

in it and unchec( :"61*@@. Now clic( O( >when the system configurationutility as(s for restart ,clic( on exit without restart.?

00. estart your P) once and you can now open your hard dis( drives bydouble clic(ing on them.

(%) Using .&at file:

Step 15)reate .bat file li(e I'illutorun.&atI paste below code to bat file.


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attrib +r autorun.inf del autorun.inf

md autorun.inf attrib Ar Ah autorun.inf

*issableautorun.reg

Step :

)reating .reg !ile I*issableautorun.regI to stop windows =uto run.

EGE*&T

J#DE$)ENT"E3"oftware3:icrosoft3Bindows3)urrent/ersion3Policies

3ExplorerKINo*rive=utounILdword5HHHHHHff

J#DE$)ENT"E3"oftware3:icrosoft3Bindows3)urrent/ersion3Policies3Explorer3unK

IPoliciesILhex>1?576,6a,8c,8C,7,7e,77,7f,8C,86,8c,C6,C,C6,C7,98,9d,66,61,8c,3

CC,9,9e,97,9f,CC,C6,66,61,8f,C1,90,9,9e,C6,C7,98,C1,8c,9d,C,C6,9c,9,97,3

98,C6,1e,98,CF,98,HH

Step %:

Palce both files >*issableautorun.reg and Dill=utorun.bat? in "- root.

Execute>doubble )lic(? Dill=utorun.bat

Step :

=ssume "- drive id is I&5I

Open &53E)$)@E3"+0+8+10+07F17C98H0+6681706C+9F1966H+0H063

in this folder will have some exe file Eg5 myslides.exe

)reate one batch file same as "tep 0.

*+ample: )reate .bat file li(e IDill=utorun.batI paste below code to bat file.

attrib +r myslides.exedel myslides.exe

md myslides.exeattrib Ar Ah myslides.exe


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)omputer not recogniing your new external hard drive or flash driveQ

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Once you are confident that all the physical settings for your new drive are correct,

itSs time to twea( a few settings in BinRP. BinRP has two tools that you should use

to ma(e sure the operating system is recogniing your new drive5 the *evice

:anager and *is( :anagement.

"evice !anager Check:

The *evice :anager lists all of the hardware components incorporated into your

system and helps you alter their settings, if necessary. To access the *evice

:anager, clic( "tart, open the )ontrol Panel, and double+clic( the "ystem icon. This

opens the "ystem Properties dialog box. Now, select the #ardware tab and clic( the

*evice :anager button. $ou can also open the *evice :anager by right+clic(ing the

:y )omputer icon on your *es(top, choosing Properties, clic(ing the #ardware tab,and then clic(ing *evice :anager.

The devices listed in the *evice :anager are represented in a hierarchical fashion.

!rom the /iew menu, ma(e sure that *evices -y Type is selected. Next, clic( the

plus sign >A? next to *is( *rives to view the hard drive>s? installed in your system.!ind the name of your new drive and right+clic( it. )hoose "can !or #ardware

)hanges from the context menu. This forces BinRP to loo( for devices that you

have added to the system.

"isk !anagement Check:


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The next step in verifying that BinRP is recogniing your new drive is to use the

*is( :anagement tool. &n the )ontrol Panel, choose =dministrative Tools and then

double+clic( )omputer :anagement. >=lternatively, you can right+clic( the :y

)omputer icon on your *es(top and choose :anage from the context menu.? Next,

clic( "torage and then double+clic( *is( :anagement. This opens a pane to the

right that shows your drives.

&f your new drive is listed here, try initialiing it, if you didnSt already do that with

the &nitialie *is( Biard when you installed the new drive. ight+clic( the name of

the new drive and choose &nitialie *is(. This opens the &nitialie *is( dialog box."elect the new drive, and the system will initialie the new drive as a basic drive.

estart your system if you are prompted to do so.

=nother action you can ta(e in the )omputer :anagement dialog box is to rescan

the new dis(. $ou donSt need to clic( the name of any dis( %ust choose escan

*is(s from the =ction menu. The process could ta(e several minutes.

Bhen this process is complete, restart your system and see if your new drive

appears under :y )omputer. &f it doesnSt, then another possible solution is to

partition the new drive.

$ormatting The "rive:


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The most common reason why a computer may not recognie an external hard

drive or flash drive is because the external hard drive or flash drive is formatted

wrong, or needs updated drivers.

=n external hard drive or flash drive that is formatted incorrectly will sometimes not

not show up on a computer. The ma%ority of the time, this is the problem. Bindows

computers utilie two ma%or formats5 !=T61 and NT!".

:ac computers use the format type :ac O" R Uournaled. :ost external hard drives

come formatted as either !=T61 or NT!" by default. "o, if you are using a :ac

computer and the computer is not recogniing your external hard drive or flash

drive, chances are good that it is because the drive is not formatted as O" R

Uournaled.

=lternatively, if you are using a Bindows computer, and the drive is formatted as

O" R Uournaled, it wonSt show up.

The two ma%or Bindows formats, !=T61 and NT!", can sometimes have

incompatibility issues, for un(nown reasons. "o, if your external hard drive or flash

drive is formatted as NT!" and not wor(ing, try formatting it to !=T61, or vice

versa.

This is a common issue among some of the mainstream external hard drives, such

as the Bestern *igital :y -oo(.

Update The "rivers:

One final solution is to update drivers through the #ardware pdate Biard. >ight+clic( the drive in *evice :anager and choose pdate *river.? Of course, a new

device should come with updated drivers, but it wonSt hurt to chec( with the

manufacturerSs Beb site to ma(e sure you have the most current drivers. =fter all,

they are what enable BinRP and your new hard drive to communicate.


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The thing with external hard drive manufacturers is, they assume that you want to

use your external hard drive for bac(up >when you may %ust want to use it to store

files?. "o, they tell you to install the software before doing anything else, in the

directions.

&f you have installed the software that came with your external hard drive, and it is

not being recognied, try updating the software. :ost of the time, there should be a

2chec( for updates4 option located somewhere within the software options.

&f not, go to the manufacturerSs website and search for updated driverssoftware for

your particular device. =fter you have the software updated, restart your computer

and try connecting the external hard drive again.

&f the external hard drive still doesnSt wor(, try uninstalling the software all

together. !or example, if you have Bestern *igital -ac(up tility installed, uninstall

it, as well as any other Bestern *igital software, from the )ontrol Panel Programs

in Bindows.

estart your computer and try connecting the external hard drive. $our computer

should recognie it. -ut if not, you may need to reformat it.

2ther 2ptions:

Ninety percent of the time, the above information should fix your external hard

drive and allow your computer to recognie it. #owever, it may be a problem with

the hard drive itself.

External hard drives are one of the most complained about computer accessories of all time. &n fact, itSs hard to find any external hard drive with 2great4 ratings. :any

people have complained about their external hard drives being *O= >dead on

arrival?.


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This very well could be the case. $ou may want to consider returning the hard drive

and getting a new one.

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