Hi. My PC got infected with trojans and other malware. I install Kaspersky AV and it disinfected all (maybe) of them. When I open My Computer to explore any of 2 local drives, a box appears asking me to choose which program I should choose to open the file. Why is it so? C: and D: drives are not files?! I don't know how did that happen.
Help please.
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Jump to PostHi. Run this script... I think it will solve your problem...
==Please copy the text in the box to a notepad [format/wordwrap unchecked] and save as fixkey.reg, as type "all files", to your desktop; dclick it to run... agree; if it opens in notepad instead rclick the icon [file], choose …
Jump to PostHi, spidey, make sure when you save it that there is a blank line below the @="none" line in your notepad .reg file, otherwise it will not be accepted.
Jump to PostSpidey, go Tools, Folder Options, View, choose to Show hidden files n folders. Check if in the root of both C: and D: you have an autorun.inf file. If so, delete them. When you click on a drive those files run... who knows what they are trying to initiate. If …
Jump to Posti don't know if this will solve your problem but considering it worked for me it just might. When the "open with" dialogue box comes up go to Browse. then go to your route folder i.e where you've installed XP either C: or D:. go to the windows folder and …
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