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How can you delete a file (possible infection)
When launching CCleaner the laptop freeze systematically at 75% when clean folder under
C:\Documents and Settings\dsaade\Applicatio n Data\Sun\Java\
When launching AVG the laptop freezes when reaching
C:\Documents and Settings\dsaade\Applicatio n Data\Sun\Java\Deployment
We did run Malware byte in safe mode
We did Install unlocker1.9.0.exe to delete this *.idx file (1 KB)
Also Installed moveonb.msi to delete this *.idx file at reboot
No success
We did pinpoint the problem as being this *.idx file
C:\Documents and Settings\dsaade\Applicatio n Data\Sun\Java\Deployment\c ache\6.0\6 2\7c1e60be -2c033b73. idx
As soon as we touch it (even right click we wanted to open it with notepad) the PC freezes
We did launch Check Disk on the C drive:
checked - Automatically fix system errors
checked - Scan for and attempt recovery of bad sectors
At reboot:
What appear on the screen at chkdsk: file record segment 89044
C:\Documents and Settings\dsaade\Applicatio
When launching AVG the laptop freezes when reaching
C:\Documents and Settings\dsaade\Applicatio
We did run Malware byte in safe mode
We did Install unlocker1.9.0.exe to delete this *.idx file (1 KB)
Also Installed moveonb.msi to delete this *.idx file at reboot
No success
We did pinpoint the problem as being this *.idx file
C:\Documents and Settings\dsaade\Applicatio
As soon as we touch it (even right click we wanted to open it with notepad) the PC freezes
We did launch Check Disk on the C drive:
checked - Automatically fix system errors
checked - Scan for and attempt recovery of bad sectors
At reboot:
What appear on the screen at chkdsk: file record segment 89044
Have you tried safe mode with Command Prompt?
BCWIPE demo will allow you to right click and delete then it will do it at boot.
BCWIPE demo will allow you to right click and delete then it will do it at boot.
Right click the File>Properties>Security>A dvanced Button>Uncheck "Inherit Permissions>Select "Copy" in the pop up box, >Clock OK, and in the users section at the top, remove all but your logged in user and SYSTEM. Set "Deny, Full Control" rights on the file.
Reboot, and then go back into the file properties, and grant yourself Full control, then delete the file......
Basically this method prevents any hidden startup objects from getting a handle lock on teh file you are trying to delete....
Reboot, and then go back into the file properties, and grant yourself Full control, then delete the file......
Basically this method prevents any hidden startup objects from getting a handle lock on teh file you are trying to delete....
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I would open the Java console (double-click the icon in control panel) and then go to General tab - Temp.int.files - Settings . Uncheck "Keep temporary files on my computer" and then OK your way out. Then go back into the console to the same location, and this time click on the "Delete files" button. Check "Trace and log files" and then OK your way out again.
Now try CCleaner again...
Now try CCleaner again...
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Well no luck for the moment:
PendMoves -> freezes
Gmer -> freezes
Permission changes, the moment I uncheck "Inherit Permissions" -> freezes
cmd prompt I did try delete (not in safe mode though) -> freezes
PendMoves -> freezes
Gmer -> freezes
Permission changes, the moment I uncheck "Inherit Permissions" -> freezes
cmd prompt I did try delete (not in safe mode though) -> freezes
May need to pull the drive out, and slave it to another machine to delete the files.....
Gmer freezes in safe mode?
Have your tried using the misc section of HJT. You can del a file at reboot with that
Have your tried using the misc section of HJT. You can del a file at reboot with that
@ccampbell15Date Good tip... I did not realize it did that and use the think all the time.
http://www.freedrweb.com/livecd/
TK