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Alureon and my broken laptop
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New #62
Did you locate the drive letter of the USB flash drive ?
In command prompt type in the command below
Code:format /FS:FAT32 X:
NoteX: is the drive letter of the flash drive
Run the Diskpart commands that I posted above to get the flash drive letter .
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Once you format the USB flash drive go to the link below ( on the Mac ) and choose Download now x64 bit version
Link : http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/down...ery-scan-tool/
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New #63
OK, sorry - I am very confused now as to which files, and where! I have TDSS, but not now using that - right?
You want me to format a flash drive and then copy the other file to it (link has expired), I format it on my laptop,using line above? Afraid I do not understand Q about drive letter
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New #65
Formatting now, and have downloaded file to Mac.
So, file onto stick, and then bring back to laptop, right? :)
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New #66
If you're sure your flash drive is H then run the command
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format /FS:FAT32 H: quick
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Yes once you have the file onto the flash drive remove the drive and plug it back into the infected laptop . Inside the command prompt type in
H:\ and press enter . You should now be in H:\ _ type in frst64.exe
ADDED : from Cottonball prior post on page 4 or 5
Type h:\frst64.exe, and press: Enter
The tool starts and prepares to run. Follow the prompts.
Click Yes to the disclaimer.
Press: Scan
When done, the program saves the FRST.txt report, on the flash drive.
Click the Command Prompt window, and type exit, and press: Enter
Back at the System Recovery Options, press: Restart
When the computer boots back into Windows, please provide the FRST.txt in your reply.
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New #67
File safely on stick. So plug into laptop, and ... Run? Wait? Pour a stiff drink ... :)
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New #68
I should always read back ...
So, type H:\FIRST64.exe
Hit enter. Right?
What should I expect?!
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New #69
It's doing what you said, scanning now
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New #70
Yes plug the USB flash drive into the infected drive . Open up a new command prompt window . By closing the current command window and it should bring you back to System Recovery Options: window and choose Command prompt . It should open to x:\windows\system32 . Type in " h:\frst64.exe " without the quotes
Added : once the its done scanning you should see FRST.txt in your flash drive upload that file to your post .
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