First type /cd in cmd
1 type attrib and enter
Detect viruses eg:one with exe in end
2 If there is then type -s -h -r autorun.inf and enter
3 If the virus doesn't go then go to task manager and check the same virus by ending process or ctrl+alt+del
You can't find a virus with CMD.
A polymorphic virus is a virus that can "shape-shift" from every infection, making it extremely hard for antiviruses using virus signatures to detect viruses to detect it.
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it's very difficult to do manually, but if you have antivirus software it should be either detected automatically or detected using a scan.
just go to run and type regedit.A dialogue box appears and find for file named virus (not for file virus but for name of the virus)and delete them. Also find for REGSVR or AUTO.EXE. BY PRABJOT SINGH MHOW (M.P)
You can dated a virus with Your antivirus program Your firewall if it tried to connect out With an online virus scanner
After running cmd, you can check the MAC (Physical Address) address by using the command ipconfig /all.
Using an anti-virus program. Those you buy or find on the internet (trial versions often free for a limited time). Some companies offer free online virus checks, so you may want to google for those.
The free anti virus software AVG 6 was not effective on the first try although it did detect the virus which Norton antivirus did not. After using the Windows XP system restore to go back to a date before the virus had installed itself the AVG6 still detected the virus but also allowed me to delete it by using the AVG 6 Virus Vault Delete method.
A polymorphic virus is an advanced type of computer virus. It is similar to an encrypted virus in that it consists of an encrypted copy of the virus and a small decrypting module but every time a polymorphic virus infects a file it encrypts itself differently and rewrites the decrypting module. A well written polymorphic virus therefore has no parts that remain the same between infections making it hard for anti-virus software to detect using virus signatures.
W95.CIH.1049 Definitions dated prior to May 1, 2002 may detect this as Bloodhound.W32.EP Using the lastest virus scanners would get rid of this virus
Heuristics means 'ruled based'. Normally, for an anti-virus product to detect the virus the virus must have been seen before, analysed and detection added to the signature update files. Heuristics are used as there are some families of viruses that continually change their appearance and it is not possible to detect every variant. Heuristics allow us to set up some rules so if it acts like a virus we can detect it, even if we have never seen the virus before.