Windows 10: Due to some malware my startup path has been changed to TEMP folder path

Siddharth Tayade · Sep 23, 2023

When I start or restart my windows, it opens every file or folder inside my TEMP folder. When I tried shell:startup in Run it is opening TEMP folder. Also, I have tried sfc /scannow but there are no errors, everything is fine.Output: [Windows Resource Protection did not find any integrity violations.]Please help me to change my startup path from TEMP folder to default startup folder.Current startup path is Opened after running shell:startupC:\Users\username\AppData\Local\TempHelp me to set it to default asC:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup

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oily_17 · Sep 23, 2023

Add a path to $PATH?

To add ~/bin to $PATH try this -

You need then to edit the “.bashrc” file which is a hidden file in your home folder. You would therefore first need to make Ubuntu show your hidden files. In the menu bar on the top of the file browser window, select “View/Show Hidden Files” and check the mark .

Then find the file “.bashrc” file and open it with the text editor. You would then need to append a line or two to the file. For example, if you would like to add the path~/bin, you would need to add the following line to the file:

PATH=~/bin:”${PATH}”
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angelkiller · Sep 23, 2023

Add a path to $PATH?

hrm...well the echo command just echoes the dir path you are in. i dont know if it actually does anything as far installing software. i may be wrong tho.
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Yeah, I think you're right. I think the purpose of the echo command was to check if ~/bin was in the $PATH file. My problem is that I can't decipher the output and I don't know how to add ~/bin to the $PATH file.

Just for clarification, the snippet of instructions I gave is just a few steps in the installation process. Nothing is actually supposed to be installed with those steps.

Thanks for the reply.

Easy Rhino · Sep 23, 2023

Add a path to $PATH?

Yeah, I think you're right. I think the purpose of the echo command was to check if ~/bin was in the $PATH file. My problem is that I can't decipher the output and I don't know how to add ~/bin to the $PATH file.

Just for clarification, the snippet of instructions I gave is just a few steps in the installation process. Nothing is actually supposed to be installed with those steps.

Thanks for the reply.
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what exactly do you need to decipher about that path line? also, what are you installing? perhaps i can help.

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