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syedadil
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  • i have now found that aesetup2.2.exe is the software which eats\deletes the
    autorun.inf virus from system's all drives. First end the process autorun.exe from task manager and then run aesetup2.2.exe. it will completely remove the virus autorun.inf. then delete autorun files from root of all drives manualy. autorun files are normally hidden, so unhide them and delete.
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    replied to Recycler virus in XP Sp2.
    i have now found that aesetup2.2.exe is the software which eats\deletes the
    autorun.inf virus from system's all drives. First end the process autorun.exe from task manager and then run aesetup2.2.exe. it will completely remove the virus autorun.inf. then delete autorun files from root of all drives manualy. autorun files are normally hidden, so unhide them and delete.
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    started a topic Help getting rid of autorun.exe from XP SP2?

    Help getting rid of autorun.exe from XP SP2?

    Does any one know the solution for getting rid of autorun.exe from XP SP2?
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    replied to Recycler virus in XP Sp2.
    yes iam running symantec client security corporate edition antivirus ahich i have most updated but it dosent works.
    the exact name of folder which regenerates itself even after its deletion in each drive is " Recycler ". and now my PC is also infected by autorun.exe. What is the solution for both please tell me....
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    started a topic Recycler virus in XP Sp2.

    Recycler virus in XP Sp2.

    Hi . I dont know how to remove Recycler virus from XP SP2 . i delete it through Unlocker software but it regenerates itself in al the folders in C:\ as well as other drives. Any solution or antivirus for this?
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