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Better way to remove Recycler and System Volume Information and keep it under check so that it doesnot return back

  • 1.  Better way to remove Recycler and System Volume Information and keep it under check so that it doesnot return back

    Posted Dec 24, 2011 10:09 AM

    I had the problem with System Volume Information and Recycler . They keep coming back no matter how many times I try to remove them.

    I have searched many sites to get help. I got a lead but not satisfactory solution.

    This is what I have come up with : -

    Step 1:

     

    Open a notepad and enter following code:

    for /L %%i in (0,0,0) do (
    call c:\vishnu\virus.cmd
    cls )

    Step 2:

    save this file as vishnu.cmd any where on your computer.

    Step 3:

    create a folder "vishnu" in c:\

    open new notepad and enter following code:

    ---------------

    if exist c:\"system volume information" (
    cd c:
    c:
    cd \
    cacls "system volume information" /E /G Administrators:F
    cacls  "system volume Information" /E /G Administrator:F
    attrib -s -h "system volume information"
    )

    if exist c:\"Recycler" (
    cd c:
    c:
    cd \
    cacls "Recycler" /E /G Administrators:F
    cacls "Recycler" /E /G Administrator:F
    attrib -s -h "RECYCLER"
    rd /s /q c:\"recycler"
    )

    ------------------

    Step 4:

    Now save the code in c:\vishnu\

    and rename it to virus.cmd

    Step 5:

    you can rename the c: drive to any other drive which has "System Volume Information" or "Recycler"

    Step 6:

    Now double click on vishnu.cmd

    This runs the program in command prompt in infinite loop.

    Tip :

    You could schedule this program to run at startup using windows scheduler.



  • 2.  RE: Better way to remove Recycler and System Volume Information and keep it under check so that it doesnot return back
    Best Answer

    Posted Dec 24, 2011 10:15 AM

    I had the problem with System Volume Information and Recycler . They keep coming back no matter how many times I try to remove them.

    I have searched many sites to get help. I got a lead but not satisfactory solution.

    This is what I have come up with : -

    Step 1:

     

    Open a notepad and enter following code:

    for /L %%i in (0,0,0) do (
    call c:\vishnu\virus.cmd
    cls )

    Step 2:

    save this file as vishnu.cmd any where on your computer.

    Step 3:

    create a folder "vishnu" in c:\

    open new notepad and enter following code:

    ---------------

    if exist c:\"system volume information" (
    cd c:
    c:
    cd \
    cacls "system volume information" /E /G Administrators:F
    cacls  "system volume Information" /E /G Administrator:F
    attrib -s -h "system volume information"

    rd /s /q c:\"system volume information"

    )

    if exist c:\"Recycler" (
    cd c:
    c:
    cd \
    cacls "Recycler" /E /G Administrators:F
    cacls "Recycler" /E /G Administrator:F
    attrib -s -h "RECYCLER"
    rd /s /q c:\"recycler"
    )

    ------------------

    Step 4:

    Now save the code in c:\vishnu\

    and rename it to virus.cmd

    Step 5:

    you can rename the c: drive to any other drive which has "System Volume Information" or "Recycler"

    Step 6:

    Now double click on vishnu.cmd

    This runs the program in command prompt in infinite loop.

    Tip :

    You could schedule this program to run at startup using windows scheduler.