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Insert your USB drive in the appropriate USB slot in your computer.
If the Autoplay dialog box appears, select "Take No Action" and click the "OK" button.
Launch your anti-virus program, such as AVG Antivirus or Anti Malware.
Select the USB drive for the program to scan.
Click the "Start Scan" button or option.
Open the scan history for the USB drive when the scan is complete to see a list of viruses and warnings identified by the antivirus software.
If desired, select the options to "Heal All Infected Files" or "Move the Infected Files to the Virus Vault" to ensure these files are quarantined from your system.
Highlight each infected file in the scan history.
Write down the file name of each infected file identified on the USB drive.
Minimize the application's window.
Select "Run" from the Windows "Start" menu. In the Run window, type "e:/" at the command prompt to switch to your USB drive (or type the drive letter for your USB drive).
Press the Enter key.
Type "attrib -s -h -r -a *.*" at the command prompt to remove the system, hidden, read-only and archive file attributes.
Press the Enter key.
Type "del ####.+++" where "####" is the file name of the infected file and "+++" is the file extension, at the command prompt line.
Press the Enter key.
For example, "del terriblevirus.exe" will specifically delete the Terrible Virus executable file. Repeat for each infected file on your list identified in Step 4.
Close the command prompt window; that is, exit the Run utility.
Maximize the window for your anti-virus program (which is still open) and repeat Steps 2 to 7 until no virus is detected on your USB drive.
Exit the anti-virus application.

or Click start click on my computer you should see your usb drive right click then select format.
another way is to control panel administrative tools computer management disk management Right Click on your drive select format

If setup.exe is not running then main reason can be:-1. that file is corrupted or infected by virus.2. you donot have administrative right to run any setup on that machine.3. your windows installer problem or your system is also infected by virus
so first try another copy of that setup.exe file.then check your system for virus or windows problem if another file is also not working.

hi,
what oyu can do is:
first, log in to a different computer and using a flash drive download malwarebytes from this site. filehippo.com
Second, make sure the infected computer has internet. run the installer on the infected computer then run a live update.
third, run a fullsystem scan using malwarebytes, it should be able to detect and remove the 6 infection that you have.

Yes it is possible but it may not fully remove the virus, it depends upon the type of virus infection.
If you have not installed a virus protection program, then this makes your task more difficult.
I would try a WEB base virus removal program first, provided you can connect to the Internet. Try these WEB base virus links first and if successful then install a virus program.
WEB-based Virus Scan Trend Micro housecall
http://housecall.trendmicro.com
symantec - Norton Security Scan
http://security.symantec.com
If all fails then you need to format your hard disk and install Windows again together with the computer's device drivers and your programs.

If you have a virus, you should not try to install an antivirus program until you've cleaned up your machine.
Try one of these sites: www.trendmicro.com and use the free "housecall" utility.
You could also go to support.f-secure.com/enu/home/ols.shtml and scan

best antivirus for laptop is Bitdefender this antivirus is in first place in top ten antiviruses and its also not make pc slow very light but powerfull antivirus.
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I've seen this virus recently, but can't recall the name. Some viruses will change your desktop background, and you just can't get them changed back!

If you have an anti-virus program you can try to scan using it but if you already have a virus you can't really trust the results from your anti-virus program.

Download a free or trial version of a well respected anti virus program, install and run.

To clean up a PC that's already infected, I'm partial to Malwarebytes free software (http://www.mawarebytes.com). It's not "always on" protection, but it's great for removing viruses. Make sure to update before scanning!

Good luck!

To protect your computer system from viruses, you should install an updated anti virus. I recommend you to use full version of avast antivirus or AVG 8. Scan your computer and when viruses are detected, delete those infected files and viruses found from the virus vault. Also manually update it. Don't forget to install only one antivirus on your system. Installing more than one antivirus may clash down your system.

You can remove virus by using updated antivirus. Install it on your computer. I recommend you to use updated AVG 8 or AVAST antivirus full versions because it will surely remove viruses from your system. Scan your computer with the antivirus and don't forget to delete all the infected files and the viruses found in the chest or mostly known as virus vault. Use only one antivirus on your system because using more than one antivirus may crash down your computer.