ATUO virus problem, I have a virus in my computer

The above two are virus scripts,Can run automatically,The following is the temporary folder of the web page,You should be poisoned by the virus web page on the trojan.,Since it prompts you to be isolated, you're not afraid.,No problem.,But for the sake of safety, scan the virus on the whole disk.。

The last one is a temporary file, and the first two are viruses.

1. Antivirus in safe mode.

It should be your antivirus software that deleted it.,Look for it in the backup.,If it's gone, follow the steps to do the pre-talk:

Copy the following and save it as a file with a file name.

Open Notepad, copy the following content into it, and then select "File" menu - >Save As, save type Be sure to select "All Files", file name Enter [You'd better copy directly, plain half-width single quotation marks Remember to remember] Save this file to the desktop and slide.

Then double-click on the file on your desktop, run, restart your computer, and the problem will be solved.

-Copy the content below the line, don't copy this line --

echo off

c: cd \

attrib -s -h -r

del /f

attrib -s -h -r *.inf

del /f

d: cd \

attrib -s -h -r

del /f

attrib -s -h -r *.inf

del /f

e: cd \

attrib -s -h -r

del /f

attrib -s -h -r *.inf

del /f

The echo fix is complete. Press any key to continue ......Remember to restart your computer manually!

pause--copy above the line Don't copy this line --

Friendly reminder: Please turn off the read and write switch of the U disk when using the U disk to print, so that the U disk is in a read-only state, so as not to be infected with viruses and cause unnecessary losses! At the same time, please back up the important data and do not store it separately in the USB flash drive, so as not to irreparably lose it after loss.

If you use to open the hard disk and it appears: the prompt that can't be found, go to that partition to see if there is still that file, if you use Notepad to open it to see how it runs, and then delete the file; If you just delete it and can't open it, then just right-click on that partition -- rename it -- and then open it again, and there will be no problem.

Kill, with Kaspersky, it works great.

I recommend 360 Security Guard, which is very good, and it is no problem to kill such a virus.

A computer virus is a very small (usually a few kilobytes) piece of code that constantly replicates itself, hides and infects other programs. It performs in our computers and causes different effects. It can disappear or change programs or data in the computer.

Unlike other threats, computer viruses can be spread by programs or systems without human intervention. "Code" contains a set of unnecessary instructions that, when executed, propagate itself to other computer systems and programs. First of all, it copies itself in a program or file that is not infected, and when the program or file executes any instruction, the computer virus will be included in the instruction.

Depending on the motives of the virus creators, these instructions can do anything, including displaying a piece of information, deleting a file or altering data in a subtle way, or even destroying a computer's hardware. In some cases, a computer virus does not attempt to destroy instructions, but instead the virus takes up disk space, CPU time, or network connections.

A bug is a bug, and the so-called "bug" refers to an error in the hardware, system software (such as the operating system) or application software (such as word processing software) of the computer system.

They are not the same, viruses invade computers through program vulnerabilities, which are imperfect parts of computer programs that can be exploited by hackers. Viruses are programs that cause harm.

The difference between a computer virus and a vulnerability is that the virus enters the computer through the vulnerability, and of course the removal method is different.

Viruses can be removed by various anti-virus software, and viruses that maliciously modify programs that invade the system are not counted.

If your program has been maliciously deleted.

Then it is recommended that you reinstall the system.

Vulnerabilities can be patched.

Office computers in general.

Home computers won't exist.

It is generally found on relatively large servers, etc.

A bug is a bug that doesn't take this into account.

Bacteria are written out on purpose.

I don't know, I'm sorry.

Computer virus is clearly defined in the Regulations of the People's Republic of China on the Security Protection of Computer Information Systems, and refers to "a set of computer instructions or programs inserted into a computer program by the compiler that destroys computer functions or destroys data, affects the use of the computer and can replicate itself".

A vulnerability is a flaw in hardware, software, protocol implementation, or system security policies that enables an attacker to gain unauthorized access to or compromise a system. For example, logic errors in Intel Pentium chips, programming errors in earlier versions of Sendmail, weaknesses in authentication methods in the NFS protocol, and improper configuration of the anonymous FTP service set up by UNIX system administrators can all be used by attackers to threaten the security of the system. Therefore, these can be considered as security vulnerabilities in the system.

Viruses need to be removed with antivirus software. The vulnerability can be fixed by installing the appropriate patch.

At this time, you probably won't be able to show the hidden files.

In the "Folder Options", "Show All Folders" to see what unusual files are there.

It's okay if you don't patch it!

It's better to tinker with it! Generally, the system will update the vulnerability when it is automatically updated.

This makes your computer less vulnerable. It is not easy to get into the virus.

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Vulnerabilities can cause system crashes or become infected by viruses...

Vulnerability, this vulnerability, is it a virus? It's hard to talk about it, in short, it's good that you just make it up, why do you ask so much?

System vulnerabilities can cause someone else to attack your computer through the network. In addition, many system vulnerability patches are very helpful to the stability of the system.

Vulnerabilities are a shortcut to virus infiltration, so we need to patch the system every month.