Yes, the virus could be destroyed, or at least "lost." The worst that will happen is that the virus will be marked as trash, but not deleted. In theory, another bit of malicious code could recover it, and reinfect you, but this is very unlikely. You could "shred" and format your drive to be sure it is destroyed, using something like Darik's Boot and Nuke (found at www.dban.org), but this is usually not needed.
Usually, you can delete info from a card by either reformatting it or just highlighting the files, right clicking and choosing delete.
Reformatting deletes everything on the PC, including the registry. So yes, it also removes all registry errors.Registry errors could of course be reintroduced during reinstallation, but in general it will be much cleaner after a delete-and-reinstall.
delete.
no its not the virus comes back up again look up .the file location and delete it urself and then delete from virus vault
Yep. If you reformat you hard dive, every thing is deleted.
delete it
no is there a software to delete it
delete that chit man.. a virus is called a "virus" for a reason LOL
Yes, but you could also format (delete all the data) the old hard drive to get rid of a virus.
Reformatting basically clears all the user data from the hard disk or whatever device is involved. It restores the device to its original setting and configuration when it is empty. Reformatting is useful when: -You want to empty your storage device. -Rid your storage device of all virus and random stuff. That's all I can think of now. :D
Hey! You can down load any of the anti virus softwares on your mobile. The best option to get rid of a virus is through reformatting of the software. Hope this helps :)
If that is what your operating system is installed on, yes.