Shortcut reappearing in USB, autorun.ini deleted already

Is it safe to say my laptop's clean already?

The laptop appears to be, but, have no clue about the USB drive.

The instructions were to run USBFix (presuming the USB drive would be plugged in) and obtain a Listing. Instead, Deletion was used, and, do not see where there is a USB drive showing in the USBFix Deletion report.

Please run USBFix once again, and plug in whatever USB drive was infected, and other USB drives, if in doubt.

Please obtain a Listing this time.

akitsuki05,


Please connect your removable drives, and, if you have not disabled Autorun, hold down the Shift key when connecting. This action stops the autorun.inf from executing automatically


Next, download Dr.Web CureIt:
http://www.freedrweb.com/cureit/?lng=en
(Free download at bottom left of page)
Info on how to use:
http://www.freedrweb.com/cureit/how_it_works/

Save to the Desktop.

Temporarily disable your AntiVirus, Firewall, and AntiMalware programs
Info: http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/foru...owtopic=114351

Right-click drweb-cureit.exe and select: Run as Administrator

At the program console, click: Select objects for scanning
On the next screen, place a checkmark on all the boxes, except: Temporary files

Click on: Start scanning

For any item detected, click on the Action column down arrow and select: Cure
If you see an item that you are sure is OK, un-check it. However, typically, you keep the default Cure action.
Next, click on the Neutralize button.

When the Curing Completed prompt appears, click on: Open Report
The Cureit.log report opens in Notepad.
Save the report to your Desktop.
Close Dr.Web Cureit.

Restart your computer.

Please attach the report in your reply, and re-enable your antivirus/antimalware programs.

Post above edited!

graczy,

Please post your own topic here:
System Security - Windows 7 Help Forums

Thanks!