Windows 10: Resetted my computer. No virus or anything. Took like 3 hrs. Now I want to set everything...

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Delete @virus = HR

Follow below steps to remove @virus = HR,

• Navigate to C:\Users\{username}\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup and
  delete System.bat (shift+del - requires Administrator
  privilege)
• Reboot the Windows
• Now, delete (shift+del) its
  remnants on desktop, user directories, system drive, windows drive, and root of each partition & drives

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Delete @virus = HR

@VIRUS=HR (you are a fool) ****’s Solution is very simple!

I’m quite surprised seeing many people crying because of this nonsense virus! It’s just a small batch (.bat) file which can be deleted very easily and the whole problem fades away. Okay, without wasting much time, I’ll explain the steps below. Don’t
forget to thank me if this solves your problem. Your one thank will let me know how many people have been benefitted by my small approach! Well, here we go:

Steps:

1. 1.

First of all, Uninstall the SpyHunter **** if you’ve already installed. It’s not the real solution.

2. 2.

This @VIRUS=HR executes from a small batch (.bat) file which is located in AppData folder of your admin account. You need to permanently delete the batch file. For this go to Run and type: %appdata% and press enter







3. 3.

When AppData folder shows up, lookup for any batch file there (mine was “movie.bat” file which may not be the same in yours). If you cannot find such file, go inside Roaming folder. The batch file must be there
with some fancy/funny name. You’ll identify it automatically by just reading it’s unusual filename. Select the file and press Shift+delete to remove it permanently. If it denies to be removed, don’t panic, I have solution to that too, which is in step 5. (move
to step 5 from here if you cannot delete the batch file and then come back to step 4, otherwise proceed to step 4 directly)

4. 4.

If you’re able to delete the batch file permanently, this has almost solved your problem. But wait, you have a small task to do. You need to find if there’s another batch file with same name in one of your drives too. So, search the drives for that
filename or just the .bat extension in each drives. If you find it, delete it permanently by pressing Shift+delete. Restart your PC and thank me!

5. 5.

In case you cannot delete the batch file from step 3, right click on the batch file found in AppData/ Roaming folder and select Properties option. Choose the Security tab in the appeared Properties dialog box. Click on Edit button. There you must
see some Group or Usernames like SYSTEM, Administrator, etc. Select one from the top and check all options under “Allow” column below the Usernames and click OK. Follow the same for other Usernames and finally click Apply and OK button. Now you must be able
to delete the batch file with Shift+delete keys. Now go back to step 4 and complete the process.

If this helps, please hit like or what-so-ever is below. If this doesn’t help, please reply or comment and let me know where you get stuck. I’ll be happy to help you more!

 

computer virus

i think me computer has a virus when i start it up there are no short cuts or task bar( thing with the start button) any suggestions on how to fix it? thanxs


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