The reason why you cannot delete it or move it to quarantine is because the process is still running on your computer. Open task manager and go to the processes tab. The process belonging to the virus will be in there, end it. After that, you will find that you are able to delete the virus and move it to quarantine. If your antivirus fails to delete the virus because it's running, you have a terrible antivirus. Once you've ended the process, download autoruns by sysinternals, then open that. Go to the logon tab and look for the auto start entry for the virus, it's probably under HKLM. Delete it. After that, you can delete the virus. I suggest running a scan with malwarebytes anti malware afterwards just to clean up. Good luck!
Well, quarantined means to get rid of diseases. Some honey could could carry a disease from the bee, and the other state does not want the disease, even if it doesn't have any.
Look for suspicious activity and popups such as " Buy this product to get rid of viruses". Viruses also cause strange activity, deleted files, other strange behavior. A good anti-virus program will also alert you to any virus/malware that has been detected and then deleted. Use a good anti-virus vendor to eliminate it.
I went to start, run, typed in regedit, pressed ctrl F, typed in Green Av deleted everything in the folder, deleted the folder, ran an anti-virus software, deleted all cookies and restart computer.
== == I went to start, run, typed in regedit, pressed ctrl F, typed in Green Av deleted everything in the folder, deleted the folder, ran an anti-virus software, deleted all cookies and restart computer.
Yes, but you could also format (delete all the data) the old hard drive to get rid of a virus.
You need to run a complete virus scan on your computer. You may need to wipe your computer to get the virus off of your computer.Ê
Install anti-virus software and it will automatically get rid of the virus.
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you need to get your chat disabled then get it deleted
You need to instal the antivirus in your laptop to help get rid of the interpol virus.
To get rid of a virus, first run a scan on the computer with some anti-virus software. The software will detect any viruses and then there is usually an option to repair and get rid of them.
I've had this same virus for days. It's been in my Temp folder. Sometimes AVG or a Pandascan can heal it, but then the next time I check the file is infected again. A few times I've put my computer in safe mode and deleted it, but after taking it off safe mode the file is back again. It seems like there's some program that keeps reinstalling the virus and protects it from being deleted normally. If I knew what the program was then I could just turn my computer on safe mode and delete the program and the virus.