My computer is not a friendly virus, my computer is not a virus

I sweat, don't talk nonsense about the one who doesn't know on the first floor.

That's a hidden file of the system, not a virus.

System Volume Information is the "System Volume Label Information", which stores the backup information of the system restore.

If you really want to delete it, there is a way:

1. Right-click on the "My Computer" icon and select Properties.

2. Select the System Restore tab.

3. After checking "Turn off System Restore on all drives", you can delete the "System Volume Information" folder in the root directory of the drive.

recycled is the first station. If you delete something by mistake, you can restore it inside.

Yes! It doesn't matter if you delete it, if you can't delete it, delete it with the following software.

If you encounter files, folders, viruses or stubborn files that can't be deleted, here is a good software to delete stubborn files: Unlocker is small but easy to use.

unlocker: is a free right-click extension tool, after the user installs, it can be integrated into the operation of the right mouse button, when the user finds that a file or directory can not be deleted, just press the right mouse button in the "unlocker", then the program will immediately show which programs occupy the directory or file, and then just press the pop-up window in the "unlocker" to unwrap your file.

Unlocker: Different from other unlocking software, it does not forcibly close the programs that occupy the files, but unlocks them in a way that disconnects the files from the program, so it will not cause the user to lose data due to the forced closure of the program like other unlocking programs.

Resources.

recycled is the ** station.

System Volume IeFormation is the System Restore folder.

recycled cannot be deleted.

System Volume Ieformation can be accessed by:

1.On the run, enter""-->"Local computer"Policies --> Computer Configuration --> Administrative Templates --> Windows Components --> System --> System Restore, right, turn off System Restore, double-click to open it, select Enable.

2. On the run, enter""-->"Local computer"Policies --> Computer Configuration --> Administrative Templates --> Windows Components --> Terminal Services --> Windows Installer, there will be one on the right"Turn off the Create System Restore checkpoint"Double-click to open it, select Enable. Shut down.

It's not a virus, don't worry, "System Volume Information" (this is the hidden folder where the system restore points are stored, if you turn off System Restore it's a hidden empty folder.)

recycled" This is the **station, which is the same as the **station icon.

It's okay, don't bother with it, just hide it.

Fainted 1st floor foolishness.

The landlord is talking about the system immunity catalog that comes with the system.

It is a virus prevention folder.

How can you ask the landlord to delete it?

What the landlord said is false because those documents are hidden.

Just by you clicked "Show Hidden Folder".

How to turn into what you call a "real" document:

Go to My Computer - Tools (above) - Folder Options - View - (click) Do not show hidden files and folders.

OK on it.

My Computer Tools Folder Options View Choose not to show hidden files and folders, choose to hide protected system files.

The above is very detailed, not a virus, but a system file.

System files, not viruses.

Installing genuine Microsoft operating systems will also have those files.

Don't worry.

Hello: Your antivirus software should be Enterprise Edition, you can consult the network management if it is configured.