Virus Problem: Is my machine really hopeless?

You're using clone restore, which is often called ghost restore, right, I suggest you buy a non-clone system disk, use the disc to boot, format each partition, and then install it little by little, although slow, you can ensure that there is no virus!

If you don't want to be so troublesome, you can format the disks one by one, for example, you have important information in the D drive, transfer the data to the F drive, and then format the D drive, and then turn it back, so that after the C, D, E, F and other disks (the C drive is free) are formatted, the system can be restored!!

If there is a virus in the system you backed up before, then you have to go to the next one on the Internet that is not toxic.

Get out what you're useful, full grid, and if it doesn't work, just change the hard drive.

Update the virus database and then scan and kill the virus in DOS or security mode. Then hit the system patch.

The old system reboot is not only caused by a virus, but also may have a problem with your hardware, such as insufficient power supply, or CPU overheating, you use CPU-Z to check your CPU temperature and try!

Generally, there is no such powerful virus that Kabacha can't detect.

Maybe it's a script virus.

It is recommended that you check it out, or try it with one of the following antiviruses (Drweb McAfree).

Oh, it's the same as me, sometimes it is recommended that you endure the pain and cut your love, you start from the hardware side to see if there is a problem with the hardware, it is recommended to flash the BIOS to check the power supply, and change to a new operating system, I doubt that your virus will reside in the memory? Let's see how to kill and kill viruses under DOS

It's miserable!! First check the C disk, and see if there is any problem after reloading!!

If there is, continue to go one by one.

Buy a non-cloned system disk, use the disc boot, format each partition, and then pack it little by little.

I really have no choice but to format, it is recommended to reinstall it a few more times, I sympathize with you!

You take the useful stuff in the hard drive and put it in the portable hard drive, and then you get all the hard drives. It's no problem to reinstall it.

You kill it in safe mode, and then use various antivirus software to kill it, and if it still doesn't work, it's only the grid.

Not really, although it depends on your definition of "alive," two infectious disease doctors told Living Science:

Organisms, such as plants and animals, contain cellular mechanisms that allow them to replicate themselves. In contrast, viruses are free forms of DNA or RNA and cannot replicate on their own. [What if we eradicate all infectious diseases?] ]

More precisely, the virus needs to invade a living organism to replicate, says Dr. Otto Young, professor of medicine and microbiology, immunology and molecular genetics at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA. Is it still alive? Countless philosophers and scientists have debated how to define whether something exists.

According to the seven characteristics of life, all living beings must be able to respond to **; Grows over time; produce offspring; Maintain a stable body temperature; metabolic energy; Consists of one or more cells; and adapt to its environment.

However, there are some life forms that do not fit every characteristic. Most hybrids, such as mules (hybrids of donkeys and horses), cannot reproduce because they are sterile. In addition, rocks can grow, albeit passively, with new material flowing through.

But when a simpler definition of "life" is used, this classification problem disappears.

Keep cats, plants and rocks in one room for days," said Amesh Adalja, an infectious disease physician and affiliated scholar at the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security in Baltimore, cats and plants change when they come back, but rocks are basically the same," he said, like a rock, most viruses would get better if they were left in a room indefinitely, Adalja said. In addition, he noted that organisms have self-generating and self-sustaining behaviors – meaning that they can seek out food and act in a self-protective way. In other words, "they are taking action to facilitate their lives, [like] plants sprouting for water or animals looking for food," Adalja said.

Some non-existent things, like viruses, have no self-generating or self-sustaining role, he said.

I don't think the virus is eligible for survival. "They're inherently inert unless they come into contact with a living cell," Adalja said of viruses that have some properties that keep them on the verge [of being alive] — they have genetic material: DNA or RNA.

It's not the same thing as a stone, but in terms of self-sustaining and self-generating behavior, it's obviously not the same thing as a bacterium either? ]

Yang agreed, saying, "Without cells, viruses can't multiply." So from that perspective, if you think of life as something that can be replicated independently, then it really doesn't exist, Yang said

Some of the first life forms on Earth are thought to have been RNA molecules, pretending to be because "RNA molecules, under the right conditions, can replicate themselves." "The virus may have evolved from that ancestor but lost the ability to replicate itself.

Hello friend suggests that you follow the prompts to decompress and deal with it, if this can't be cleaned up, it is recommended that you use the above method to deal with it:

1) After restarting, F8 enters network security mode.

2) Use 360 security guards to remove plug-ins, remove garbage, remove traces, system repair, one-click optimization of advanced tools "boot startup item management", use "Trojan Horse Kill" to kill Trojans, and use 360 Antivirus to kill viruses.

If you haven't cleared it yet, use the following plan:

3) Reboot, F8 into network security mode.

4) Give it a try with the 360 system first aid kit, I hope it can help you.

First, the diseased leaves must be photographed and asked questions in a close-up of the clear negative front of the leaves in order to determine the disease or problem.

In this case, the diagnosis may be misdiagnosed.

Second, mainly cucumber downy mildew, the resistance is different in various places, it is recommended to choose one or two mixtures of enoylmorpholine, manganese zinc frost urea, downy mildew hydrochloride, methalen manganese zinc, oxazoline manganese zinc, cyanofrostazole, fluoroetheramide, oxazole manganese zinc and other ingredients to choose one or two mixtures (in severe cases), alternately.

If it is a protected greenhouse, pay attention to controlling the humidity, and on rainy days, it is recommended to use chlorothalonil fogging agent to control the condition. ）

Prevention first, comprehensive prevention and control (prevention of diseases, dosage reduction). Use pesticide ingredients alternately, and do not use the same pesticide ingredients consecutively. This is the principle of crop protection.

Third, it is recommended to mix bacterial pesticides such as streptomycin or zhongshengmycin or thiamethone or chunleimycin or thiazolezinc and so on to prevent and control bacterial diseases.

Because the situation in the field is complex, we can't just look at the symptoms of a few leaves, and bacterial diseases cannot be ignored, and we must prevent them before they happen.

May my answer solve your worries.

First, please don't be in a hurry, as long as the virus has a way to restrain it.

Third, open the antivirus page to start the killing, and remember to turn on the Little Red Umbrella engine.

Fifth, after checking and killing all viruses, restart the computer immediately, conduct another security check-up, and clear the redundant system cache files to avoid secondary infection.

The 2nd floor is a mess, and the things that format you are completely gone. Don't listen.

You should open the one at the bottom of your screenshot, and you are opening the disc.

Optical discs are not allowed to be written in the first place. Of course you can't create it.

Try to format it all first, and then scan it with 360 software, if it still doesn't work, it should be that the card is broken.

Hello, this should be caused by IE settings being corrupted or IE components not being registered, then open PC Manager - Computer Clinic - search for [IE browser error crash] in the upper right corner, and then click [Fix Now] according to the computer manager prompts, to fix the problem you encountered.

If you have any other questions and problems, please come to the computer manager business platform again to ask questions, and we will do our best to answer your questions.

There are many solutions to the old problems of the XP system, and there are many solutions on the Internet: antivirus, registry modification, disk fragmentation, ......You'll find that after fiddling with it for a long time, the problem still exists. The XP system will be like this after a long time, and it will be super painful.

The easiest way to do this is to restore the system or reinstall it. If you want to **, just change to win7.

Pirated Win8? Look at the interface a bit like win8's ==