Restores missing folders for "VIRUS"

Delete Folders / Files infected:

1. The most nice and easy way is with the antivirus, but what if there is no
antivirus? Relax ... ... .!!!!! we can still do ... ..
2. Well here's how:
a. Click Start and RUN
b. Type CMD (open the MSDOS)
c. Open Drive that will be used, (eg flash disc in Drive F)
d. We type is F: then enter it .... Ha ha ha
e. Position to be display is F: \
f. Now we start looking for by typing DIR *. exe and enter again ... ....
g. See the results .... if you find the folder or file there, mmmm that's a file
/folder that is the virus, but be careful if your flash disc containing data,
then the application program he also performed there, so all you have to
remove later on only the name of the file / folder that you for me
(recognizable).
h. Now delete the type Del (namafile.exe), for example: data.exe 1.exe or
chapter, but if all virus file you can type DEL *. exe (again be careful) not
to delete files your application program.

Track the presence of files / folders that have been lost.

1. Position in DOS earlier in the drive, (eg F: \ or D: \)
2. Search by typing DIR / a / p and enter
3. See if your data meet ....? If the file is located in a state of hidden (hidden)
and file / folder you will not find in windows explorer, can only be seen in DOS
only.
4. Now the data show for it so we can see and we open it in Windows Explorer
5. Type in the DOS operating system was attrib-H-R-A-SF: *.* / S / D
Attrib is a DOS file to show or hide hidden files
- H is the command shows that in Hidden
- R is read protected files
- A is to disable active file
- S is the display file system attributes are used as
F: is the position of folders on drive D so that if rates stay just so D:
*.* Is for all filenames and all extension
/ S are all sub-sub folders
/ D all folders
ok guys, forgive me if not clear ... ..

6. Once the process is complete then the position back to F:
7. Check the file now type in DIR when appearing all, it's safe Mmmmm tuh
8. Now you can open your data is diwindows explorer.

What a Safe Handling