Why do I have autorun inf on every disk in my computer?

Generally, such files will be reborn after deletion, so delete them thoroughly!

First, create a new empty folder on your desktop with the name ", and then duplicate the folder.

Go to each of your disks separately (it's best to right-click on the drive letter and select "Open" to avoid viruses running when you double-click the drive letter), delete the files you said, and quickly press Ctrl + V after each deletion to paste the folder you copied into it, fast! As long as you successfully copy empty folders to each of your disks, and then set those folders to read-only and hidden in the properties, these pesky files won't bother you anymore!

This can be regarded as a virus, this virus is very common, just find an antivirus software to check the virus.

If the folder may be your anti-virus file, if it is a small book, it is basically a virus, you can't delete it, even if it is deleted, it is only the file that started the virus, but it can also be run, use the killing soft kill! Give it points!

I also had this virus on my computer some time ago. The next antivirus software cleans up the computer. It's best to get a software that specializes in killing USB flash drive viruses.

This virus is generally spread through USB flash drives, portable hard drives, and storage devices such as ***. Antivirus is required on all devices connected to the computer. This virus changes the properties of the folder and hides the folder.

The displayed exe files are all false images created by viruses, and deleting them will not affect the files in the original folder.

But there are also viruses that exploit to initiate. Folders, which seem to be viruses, are infected with USB flash drives and mobile hard drives. If you insert a USB flash drive with this file on your computer, it will infect your computer.

You try it first, after connecting the USB flash drive to the computer, click Tools - Folder Options - View.

Hide the box before the folder and select Show any file, try to see if you can see the contents of the folder.

If it's a virus, it's stubborn, stubborn enough to require a full grid. Follow-up question: I bought two identical USB flash drives, the first one is normal, and the second one has such a situation, is it the virus of the USB flash drive itself?

It's still a USB flash drive poisoned, but the first one is normal! : If it is a virus, it has very obvious external characteristics, but it is often easy to overlook.

It's easy to ignore because it doesn't slow down your computer, so many people don't notice. But if we double-click to open the USB flash drive, it does not open in the current window, but in a new window, then it is possible that we have been poisoned. At this time, you can right-click on the drive letter in "My Computer" to see what a command at the top is, if it is "auto" instead of the normal "open", then the possibility of poisoning is further increased; But to confirm the poisoning, we also need to enter the disk in the address bar to replace it with the actual drive letter), if the file followed by the open line in the open file is such a file, then it must be poisoned.

Follow-up question: I did it according to the method you introduced, it's normal, it's not like a virus, but the USB flash drive can't exit normally, and it seems to prompt that it's being used or something like that when you exit, what should I do? Thanks for the answer!