Right click on the USB flash drive and there are two Open options, which cannot be opened directly

I've been hit by a USB flash drive virus.

The principle of this kind of USB flash drive virus is the same, that is, it uses this file in the root directory of the USB flash drive. In the past, I tried to create a file without any content under the USB flash drive virus, and then set it as a read-only file, thinking that this would ensure that the virus could not rewrite the file. It turns out that some USB flash drive viruses do work, but recently I found that some USB flash drive viruses will first delete the original file, and then create a file by itself, and write content pointing to the virus in the file.

In order to deal with this type of virus, we would like to tell you the following methods:

1. First of all, make sure that there is no such file in the root directory of your USB flash drive, if there is, please delete it manually.

2. Click "Start" --Run", enter cmd in the command line, and press Enter.

3. At this time, there will be a command prompt similar to DOS, type the command g: on the keyboard (note, the g here is the U drive letter, if your U disk is h or other drive letters, please type the corresponding drive letter), and then press Enter.

4. At this time, the command prompt prompt is g: > and then type the command md and press enter.

5. At this time, the command prompt is preceded by g: > type the command md nokill againEnter, note that you need to type two here. and a symbol.

6, OK, type exit and press enter to return to the windows interface.

**Ming: It should be noted that this only ensures that even if you are poisoned in the future, you can open the USB flash drive by double-clicking the USB flash drive letter, but it does not prevent the invasion of viruses, so when your USB flash drive is used on someone else's computer, it is better to scan it again with anti-virus software to ensure that there is no virus.

Click directly on the one at the bottom to open it.

Under Command Prompt, enter attrib -s -h -r to remove its System, Read-Only, and Hidden attributes, so that you can enter del to delete. In this way, the C disk can be opened, and the other disks can be deleted in turn according to the same method.

ttrib -h -s -r d:\\

del d:\\

attrib -h -s -r e:\\

del e:\\

Virus, more troublesome virus, the harm is not great, if you want to completely remove it is more troublesome, first of all, the poisoned partition should be disinfected with the latest antivirus software, and then copy the file out, and format the partition. Rising has a better effect when it is disinfected, and I don't know if I haven't tried it for others.

Deleted the autorun files of each disk of the computer and the USB flash drive.

Just restart it.