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[upulpdn]

Sorry yako. Viruz ekak gihilla bata kala inna eka kalamadiri eliyatat bayai

Hari yako... nama kiyanna puluwanne.. dial kiyanna oneda

 

[VPS09]

එහෙම ජරා වැඩ කරන්නේ නෑ බන්.
ඕක සිස්ටම් ඇට්ට්‍රිබියුට් කරන එකක්... සීඑම්ඩී එකෙන් කරන දේම තමා....

attrib*-s*-h*/s*/h * mark indicates spaces

Mata nm nikan majic ekak wage bn. wade une kohomada kiyala poddak pahadili karana puluwn nm watinawa.

 

[VPS09]

Hari yako... nama kiyanna puluwanne.. dial kiyanna oneda

podi kale idan katha karanna igenagena nati kama bn

godak dewal nati wela tiyenawa owa nisa. Kellatat yalu wela masayak yanna kalin oii kiyauna bn nikanma

 

[upulpdn]

Mata nm nikan majic ekak wage bn. wade une kohomada kiyala poddak pahadili karana puluwn nm watinawa.

ATTRIB is a command, in DOS, OS/2 and Microsoft Windows that allows the user to change various characteristics, or "attributes" of a file or directory.

By connecting flash drives to the affected computer, often it shows flash drive containing just some folder's shortcuts. Sometimes it shows nothing though drive's properties show it has files in it. Even we get some inaccessible folder or file. This type of problem may also seen in our local drives (HDD partitions). Even paid anti-virus is unable to resolve those folders, they just scan and detect The AUTORUN worm which one will execute all programs. Then our important files remain hidden. Hidden folders and Shortcuts by the Autorun Worm


Here we will see how can we solve this problem by using command line and batch file. Though the batch file is nothing but the executable file contains command lines. So solving the hidden and shortcut problem of USB or drives, we must have the administrator privilege as we will execute something.


Using Command line: To solve/fix the folder's hidden or system file, the easiest way is to run a command line. You can apply this command to USB and local drive as well, need to change the drive_letter. Go to Run, type cmd and hit enter. In command prompt just type:
attrib -h -s -r -a /s /d drive_letter:\*.*
And hit enter.
Be sure you've typed the drive letter (e.g. j:,h: or D instead of "drive_letter" in the command line. My USB drive letter is J: and my command should looks like: Command for unhide system-hidden files on a drive All files and folders will be normal and you should be able to delete the shortcuts, created by the virus.Command line details: Here atrib=attribute, "-"=remove attribute/permits, h=hidden s=system, r=read-only, a=archive, /s=sub directory, /d=directory, drive_letter=the letter of the drive shown in windows explorer (e.g. j:,h: or D and *.* is called the wild card for all files.If you don't like to be a "command Ninja" then see below. USB, MicroSD, MiniSD or other Mmory Cards issue:
1. Connect your USB or memory card to the PC or laptop.



2. Copy these lines and paste it into a "new text file" @echo offattrib -h -s -r -a /s /d drive_letter:\*.*



3. In the 3rd line give the drive letter name (Example: J or K or L etc.) instead of "drive_name"



4. Save the text file as any_name.bat


5. Double click on the any_name.bat file and it will run in the command prompt and see the hidden files/folders come back.



6. Delete the shortcuts and unnecessary files and folders from USB drive.


Displays or changes file attributes.
ATTRIB [+R | -R] [+A | -A ] [+S | -S] [+H | -H] [+I | -I] [drive:][path][filename] [/S [/D] [/L]]

+ Sets an attribute. - Clears an attribute.
R Read-only file attribute.
A Archive file attribute.
S System file attribute.
H Hidden file attribute.
I Not content indexed file attribute.
X No scrub file attribute
V Integrity attribute.
/S Processes matching files in the current folder and all subfolders.
/D Process folders as well.
/L Work on the attributes of the Symbolic Link versus the target of the Symbolic Link

 

[upulpdn]

podi kale idan katha karanna igenagena nati kama bn

godak dewal nati wela tiyenawa owa nisa. Kellatat yalu wela masayak yanna kalin oii kiyauna bn nikanma

mama nam masekata passe thama oi kiyanna patan gaththe

 

[upulpdn]

Mama IT dannema nea ban meke inna aya ekka baluwama... me siddiya mata aurudu ganakata kalin pen eke aulak hadaganna google karala igena gaththa ekak

 

[VPS09]

ATTRIB is a command, in DOS, OS/2 and Microsoft Windows that allows the user to change various characteristics, or "attributes" of a file or directory.

By connecting flash drives to the affected computer, often it shows flash drive containing just some folder's shortcuts. Sometimes it shows nothing though drive's properties show it has files in it. Even we get some inaccessible folder or file. This type of problem may also seen in our local drives (HDD partitions). Even paid anti-virus is unable to resolve those folders, they just scan and detect The AUTORUN worm which one will execute all programs. Then our important files remain hidden. Hidden folders and Shortcuts by the Autorun Worm


Here we will see how can we solve this problem by using command line and batch file. Though the batch file is nothing but the executable file contains command lines. So solving the hidden and shortcut problem of USB or drives, we must have the administrator privilege as we will execute something.


Using Command line: To solve/fix the folder's hidden or system file, the easiest way is to run a command line. You can apply this command to USB and local drive as well, need to change the drive_letter. Go to Run, type cmd and hit enter. In command prompt just type:
attrib -h -s -r -a /s /d drive_letter:\*.*
And hit enter.
Be sure you've typed the drive letter (e.g. j:,h: or D instead of "drive_letter" in the command line. My USB drive letter is J: and my command should looks like: Command for unhide system-hidden files on a drive All files and folders will be normal and you should be able to delete the shortcuts, created by the virus.Command line details: Here atrib=attribute, "-"=remove attribute/permits, h=hidden s=system, r=read-only, a=archive, /s=sub directory, /d=directory, drive_letter=the letter of the drive shown in windows explorer (e.g. j:,h: or D and *.* is called the wild card for all files.If you don't like to be a "command Ninja" then see below. USB, MicroSD, MiniSD or other Mmory Cards issue:
1. Connect your USB or memory card to the PC or laptop.



2. Copy these lines and paste it into a "new text file" @echo offattrib -h -s -r -a /s /d drive_letter:\*.*



3. In the 3rd line give the drive letter name (Example: J or K or L etc.) instead of "drive_name"



4. Save the text file as any_name.bat


5. Double click on the any_name.bat file and it will run in the command prompt and see the hidden files/folders come back.



6. Delete the shortcuts and unnecessary files and folders from USB drive.


Displays or changes file attributes.
ATTRIB [+R | -R] [+A | -A ] [+S | -S] [+H | -H] [+I | -I] [drive:][path][filename] [/S [/D] [/L]]

+ Sets an attribute. - Clears an attribute.
R Read-only file attribute.
A Archive file attribute.
S System file attribute.
H Hidden file attribute.
I Not content indexed file attribute.
X No scrub file attribute
V Integrity attribute.
/S Processes matching files in the current folder and all subfolders.
/D Process folders as well.
/L Work on the attributes of the Symbolic Link versus the target of the Symbolic Link

Hammata ela ela. api itin google karanna kalin duwagena enne kiriyata.

 

[VPS09]

mama nam masekata passe thama oi kiyanna patan gaththe

mn wage ewn thawa innawa ehenm

 

[VPS09]

Mama IT dannema nea ban meke inna aya ekka baluwama... me siddiya mata aurudu ganakata kalin pen eke aulak hadaganna google karala igena gaththa ekak

ehenm api gana kawara kathada.

 

[sdlrs6]

search eke * gahapan etakota enawa serama

 

[madhawavish]

short cut wage pennanawada files....

 

[madhawavish]

eka thama mekata wela thiyenne..attibutes wenas wela