Will it not be poisoned after system restore?

No, System Restore only changes individual files. It doesn't necessarily work against viruses.

It's useless, even if you use antivirus software to remove it, there will still be it again, that is to say, it will be copied if you delete it, and the virus can't be killed. It is recommended to reinstall it as soon as there is a virus. (I am).

In fact, antivirus software is used to detect viruses, and it can't kill viruses at all. The main thing is that the system insists on patching, so that there is less chance of poisoning.

Yes, but not completely, some viruses are hidden in the partition table.

Restoring the system to before the poison doesn't solve the problem, or deletes the virus files!

Theoretically, yes, but it depends on what type of virus it is!

That's right. But it's just that the virus is inactive.

In order to prevent poisoning, or delete virus files.

1. If you can log in in the normal mode or safe mode of the system, it is recommended that you install anti-virus software to check and kill viruses first, and there is no need to restore the system after the virus is completely removed.

2. If you have a ghost backup, you can use the ghost backup to restore the system.

3. If the system has been damaged and cannot log in normally, you can use the Windows system disk to repair the operating system, and then use antivirus software to fully disinfect the virus after repair.

Is it a ghost backup?,It should be okay.,It's if the poisoning is heavier.,System restore shouldn't be very easy to use.,..If it's a ghost recovery, quickly install the latest version of antivirus software after recovery, and install a good anti-Trojan software

The computer system does not need to restore the wizard, directly set the system restore point, and restore it directly if the system is broken and poisoned.

2。If you wipe out all your hard drives, then 99% of viruses will be gone, and I don't believe you're so lucky that you hit the CMOS level.

3。This is possible.

4。They? Most viruses nowadays are like this, spreading Trojans through the network to remotely other people's computers.

Worm is a vicious virus spread through the network, it has some common characteristics of viruses, such as transmissibility, concealment, destructiveness, etc., and has some characteristics of its own, such as not using file parasitism (some only exist in memory), causing denial of service to the network, and combining with hacking technology, and so on. In terms of destructiveness, worms are not comparable to ordinary viruses, and the development of the network allows the worm to spread throughout the network in a short period of time, causing the network to be paralyzed!

It means that not only the C disk on your computer is infected with a virus, but also other disks are also virus, although the C disk is restored, but the virus comes again after running the programs of other disks.

The virus in you is very powerful. You need to format all disks and reinstall the system. The above information can be copied out with a USB flash drive first, and then the virus on the USB flash drive can be killed after the system is installed.

Make a copy of the useful things on the hard drive, then buy a system disk to format the hard drive, reinstall the system, and you're good to go!

After you restore, press F8 to enter safe mode, and then format the other disks to see if there is still poison? Be sure to enter the safe mode immediately, as soon as you enter the system, it will be poisoned again, if the virus is too strong, it is recommended to use a partition tool to empty all the partition data of the hard disk and then restore the system.

1. If the computer is poisoned and wants to restore the system, you can choose the method of point-in-time restoration for this restoration. Turn on the system restore function, customize a time restore point, this time point should be selected as the day of the week before the computer poison as the time of restoration, and then click restore.

2. The process of restoration is similar to the process of installing the system, so if you are not familiar with the restoration, but know the system installation sequence and method, you can choose to reinstall the system to clean and disinfect. The reinstallation system will format all the data in the C drive and completely remove all viruses in the C drive.

I don't think you understand what you asked.

A factory reset is a bit safer.

If just restoring the system does cause viruses on other disks, you can do this, don't open any disks after restoring the system, and then install antivirus software to kill the whole disk.

With system restore, it is not BIOS poisoning and does not need to restore factory settings.

System Restore, and then Antivirus in Safe Mode.

ghost...It is recommended to use the original plate

Ghost doesn't erase all files

Isn't it all there? ．．

If you want to reload for poisoning, use the original version.

Also, some poisons will hide in the root directory of other disks, showing hidden files and whatever.

You can see it.

As soon as you run the associated file of the exe or something, it will attack.

And it's contagious

All you have backed up is the system disk.

If there is a virus on other disks, it is equivalent to doing it for nothing!

There are so many viruses that have the ability to replicate themselves!

You first make sure that your other disk has no virus!

And don't rely on backups for everything.

Now there are viruses that can take all of them*gho's file was deleted and put *Gho's file was deleted.

What do you do!

Viruses don't just exist on the C drive. Also present in other disks. Even though the system is restored, it will be infected with viruses when running things on other disks.

It is advisable not to do anything after recovery. Perform a comprehensive antivirus and ensure that the antivirus software is up to date. In this way, it may kill all the poison.

If you can't finish killing it, it may be a ghost infected with a virus. Redo the system.

Because the GOSHT recovery system only recovers the C drive, the rest of the partitions will not be cleared if there is a virus. Therefore, it is best to use antivirus software to kill the virus in time after restoring the system.