How to fix your computer if your computer was infected Spyware?
- Install Anti-Spyware (or download trail or beta Anti-Spyware from our tech support -> tool section)
- Scan your computer in "full scan mode".
- Remove the Spyware
- Reboot your computer
- Scan your computer again
Is your computer clean at this point? If not, try the following.
- Right click on the bug one by one, write down the full path such as c:WindowsSystem32vx3x.nls
- Manually delete that file
- If you canīt find the file, it might be on a hidden folder. You need to unhide the folder first before you can delete it.
- Open "My Document"
folder, click "tools", click "Folder Options", click "View"
Under hidden files and folders, Do the followings.
- Check "Show hidden files and folders"
- Uncheck "Hide extension for known file type"
- Uncheck "Hide protected operating system files"
- Now, you can see some files and folders that are invisible before. You should be able to find the files that you want to delete.
- If you still can't delete, it means the file was a "read only" file. You need to change it.
- Right click on the file that you want to delete, click "Properties", uncheck "Read Only"
- You should be able to delete the file.
- After you delete the files, you need to empty your "Recycle Bin" because they are still on your computer until you empty your recycle bin.
- If you still can't delete this file, it means this file is running or executing. You need to logon Windows under safe mode.
- Reboot your computer when you first see the display press F8 couple times. You will see a menu instead of Windows XP logo. Pick "Safe mode" and hit enter.
- When your computer enter safe mode, you can then try to delete the file again.
- Run the Anti Spyware software again to make sure your computer is clean.
- Once your computer is clean, power off your computer (do not just reboot).
How to fix your computer if your computer was infected Virus?
- Install Anti-Virus software
- Scan your computer in "full scan mode".
- Remove the Virus
- Reboot your computer
- Scan your computer again
Is your computer clean at this point? If not, try the following.
- Right click on the bug one by one, write down the full path (such as c:WindowsSystem32vx3x.nls)
- Manually delete that file
- If you can't find the file, it might be on a hidden folder. You need to unhide the folder first before you can delete it.
- Open "My Document"
folder, click "tools", click "Folder Options", click "View"
Under hidden files and folders: Do the followings.
- Check "how hidden files and folders"
- Uncheck "Hide extension for known file type"
- Uncheck "Hide protected operating system files"
- Now, you can see some files and folders that are invisible before. You should be able to find the files that you want to delete.
- If you still can't delete, it means the file was a "read only" file. You need to change it.
- Right click on the file that you want to delete, click "Properties", uncheck "Read Only"
- You should be able to delete the file.
- After you delete the files, you need to empty your "Recycle Bin" because they are still on your computer until you empty your recycle bin.
- If you still can't delete this file, it means this file is running or executing. You need to logon Windows under safe mode.
- Reboot your computer when you first see the display press F8 couple times. You will see a menu instead of Windows XP logo. Pick "Safe mode" and hit enter.
- When your computer enter safe mode, you can then try to delete the file again.
- Run the Anti Spyware software again to make sure your computer is clean.
- Once your computer is clean, power off your computer (do not just reboot).