Solved Virus Deletion Now Makes Internet Access Impossible

[Kaktussoft]

From elevated command prompt:

attrib /s  c:\win*.wim
attrib /s  c:\win*.sdi

If you also have a D drive

attrib /s  d:\win*.wim
attrib /s  d:\win*.sdi

Post output.

On the main computer (not this backup machine), Drive A is the cd/dvd drive and the others are itemized below. Do I use the code lines you typed similarly for all partitions in a txt file and then run it with Elevated Command Prompt?

Yes. But only do it for I and C to begin with

 

[Kaktussoft]

You didn't answer #138 yet

 

[Florida Rene]

You didn't answer #138 yet

Sorry.

 

[Florida Rene]

From elevated command prompt:

attrib /s  c:\win*.wim
attrib /s  c:\win*.sdi

If you also have a D drive

attrib /s  d:\win*.wim
attrib /s  d:\win*.sdi

Post output.

On the main computer (not this backup machine), Drive A is the cd/dvd drive and the others are itemized below. Do I use the code lines you typed similarly for all partitions in a txt file and then run it with Elevated Command Prompt?

Yes. But only do it for I and C to begin with

Not having done this before, tell me if the attached bat file is what you intended and is it okay to run, please?

 

[Kaktussoft]

change win*.sdi to *.sdi

My fault... sorry. also do elevated:
bcdedit /enum all >c:\bcd.txt

Post c:\bcd.txt

 

[Florida Rene]

change win*.sdi to *.sdi

My fault... sorry. also do elevated:
bcdedit /enum all >c:\bcd.txt

Post c:\bcd.txt

Is the attached proper and okay to run elevated?

If so, I will do it after the ESET scan (per Cottonball and LaybackBear) finishes.

 

[Kaktussoft]

change win*.sdi to *.sdi

My fault... sorry. also do elevated:
bcdedit /enum all >c:\bcd.txt

Post c:\bcd.txt

Is the attached proper and okay to run elevated?

If so, I will do it after the ESET scan (per Cottonball and LaybackBear) finishes.

Replace bcdedit /enum all >c:bcd.txt
by bcdedit /enum all >c:\bcd.txt

remove the first and last line with text "code"

 

[Florida Rene]

Okay, sir...here it is

 

[Kaktussoft]

Okay, sir...here it is

Run it elevated and post output. And file c:\bcd.txt

 

[Florida Rene]

Okay, sir...here it is

Run it elevated and post output. And file c:\bcd.txt

It ran. Output attached. I will now reboot and see if "repair your computer" is there. I will report.

NO, it does not show up on the F8 list.

 

[Kaktussoft]

Still waiting for the sdi files and wim files listing

 

[Florida Rene]

Still waiting for the sdi files and wim files listing

Attached again is the txt file that the bat file generated.

I shall run it again and try to snag a jpg for you. or maybe i'll be able to copy it as text. we'll see....it's running now.

 

[Florida Rene]

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[Kaktussoft]

#151 still no answer

 

[Florida Rene]

#151 still no answer

See #152.

 

[Florida Rene]

Hello again, Kaktus...

I ran the batch file for a second time, but I am unable to capture the results as a text file.

Ergo, I am attaching the bcd.txt report that it generated as well as a jpg screen shot.

 

[Kaktussoft]

#151 still no answer

See #152.

pfffff.... Where can I see where the wim files and sdi files are located? I don't see any listing or screenshot at all that gives me the requested info.

Do you have a win7 repair disc? Do you have a win7 install disc? Maybe (most likely) we need one of them to correct the "repair my computer" issue.

 

[Florida Rene]

Still waiting for the sdi files and wim files listing

I did a search, via Agent Ransack, through the entire c:\ drive for:

win*.win
win*.sdi
​

and the result was: "no files/folders that match search criteria."

I have a Win7-64 Home "Bootable Repair Disk" that I have never had to use.

1. Does using it force me to reinstall my software?
2. Will you be able to instruct me to instruct the disk to only change selected windows processing?
3. How important is the "Repair Your Computer" addition to the F8 menu? For instance, would it have make all the steps in this thread easier?
4. What problems does a repair disk create?

I also have a Win 7-64 Professional Upgrade Disk that I used once on an XP machine that subsequently died. Same 4 questions as above.

I do not have the original Win7-64 Home disk as it was preloaded by HP and no disk came in the box.

 

[Kaktussoft]

Still waiting for the sdi files and wim files listing

I did a search, via Agent Ransack, through the entire c:\ drive for:

win*.win
win*.sdi
​

and the result was: "no files/folders that match search criteria."

I have a Win7-64 Home "Bootable Repair Disk" that I have never had to use.

1. Does using it force me to reinstall my software?
2. Will you be able to instruct me to instruct the disk to only change selected windows processing?
3. How important is the "Repair Your Computer" addition to the F8 menu? For instance, would it have make all the steps in this thread easier?
4. What problems does a repair disk create?

I also have a Win 7-64 Professional Upgrade Disk that I used once on an XP machine that subsequently died. Same 4 questions as above.

I do not have the original Win7-64 Home disk as it was preloaded by HP and no disk came in the box.

Search for win*.wim
Search for *.sdi

I've never heared about "Bootable Repair Disk". More answers later

 

[Florida Rene]

Kaktus...

I did two more searches, and got these reports: