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Grab the simple fixes here in case the virus that automatically delete files when you try to open them. Download EaseUS data recovery software to recover all types of files deleted by viruses, including pictures, documents, videos, music, and more. Besides, use a powerful tool to remove the virus that deletes files.

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About Virus That Automatically Delete Files

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The virus exists every day, some of which are less harmful and some are more harmful. Some viruses can delete files, like the CIH virus. The CIH virus, also known as the Chernobyl virus, threatened to delete files automatically and erase the core system code kept in flash memory on the motherboard of certain types of computers. This page will focus on the virus that automatically delete files.

PAGE CONTENT:
How to protect files from virus that automatically delete files
How to remove virus that delete files from computer
Virus that automatically delete files FAQs

How to Protect Files from Virus That Automatically Delete Files

When you cannot open a file or folder by double-clicking as usual, be careful! You're very likely threatened by a virus! Many people are reporting that the virus deletes files when they try to open them, and asking an effective solution to virus file recovery badly. Let's see an example.

'Virus! Please help me out. When I try to open any file such as a movie, video, picture, and document on my USB stick, it became a shortcut and double-clicking doesn't open it. Instead, I can only delete it. What should I do? How to remove a virus that automatically delete files?'

How to Recover Files from Virus That Deletes Files

The computer and laptop virus is loathful and disgusting. Also, it's dangerous. It can slow down your system performance, delete all your important files. What's worse, it encrypts files so that you can hardly get them back.

For the case that virus deletes files when you try to open them, you can rely on two effective methods: to recover virus infected files using cmd or try a third-party file recovery software.

EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard is a qualified virus file recovery software, being specialized in retrieving data after being deleted or hidden by the virus on various storage devices, including computer hard drive, external USB flash drive, SD card, pen drive and so on.

Step 1. Launch EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard. Select the disk partition or storage device where you lost files and click the 'Scan' button.

Step 2. This program will quickly start a scanning process to find lost files. When the process accomplishes, you can double-click files to have a preview before selection.

Step 3. Choose the files you want. Then click the 'Recover' button to get them back. You should save the data to another safe spot in your PC/storage device, not where they lost.

How to Remove Virus That Automatically Delete Files

With files being well protected and restored, you should start immediately to find a powerful antivirus software or perhaps use cmd to remove the virus from any drive in Windows 10, 8.1, 8 or 7.

Follow the detailed guide to remove virus that deletes everything

Just give you an example. I am going to delete'autorun.inf' virus from my USB drive, which is D:

1. Right-click on Start and select Command Prompt (Admin).
Sign in with your Administrator account and password if the system asks.
2. Type: D: and hit Enter. (Replace D: with the drive letter where the virus files exist.)
3. Type: attrib and hit Enter.
4. Type: attrib -r -a -s -h *.* and hit Enter.
5. Type: del autorun.inf and hit Enter.

Manual input of the command line is suitable for computer professionals since wrong commands can cause more severe problems. Therefore, for security and usability, we strongly recommend you try an automatic command line alternative. EaseUS Tools M is a practical tool that enables you to check and fix files system error, enable/disable write protection and system update with one-click instead of typing intricate command lines.

Follow the simple steps below to show hidden files with this 1-click-fix software.

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Step 2. Start EaseUS Tools M, choose 'File Showing' on the left pane. Next, choose the target drive for scanning.

Step 3. After the operation completes, click the View button to check the hidden files.

Virus That Automatically Delete Files FAQs

1. Is Autorun a virus?

Autorun.in is a virus that is usually spread through infected external devices like USB drives. Once an infected USB disk is introduced to your system, the virus can destroy your computer, self-executing files, destroying important documents, and replicating itself so that it is hard to remove.

2. Can a virus delete all your files?

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The viruses are very troublesome, they can delete your important files (photos, audios, videos, documents, etc.), make data inaccessible (or hidden), convert your files into shortcuts, and even destroy your system. But you don't have to panic because there are many ways to remove the virus that deletes files. If the virus deletes your files, you can also recover them through a virus recovery program.

3. How to recover files eaten by virus?

If you encounter a virus that automatically deletes files, you can recover files eaten by the virus in three steps using EaseUS virus recovery software.

Step 1. Launch EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard. Select the disk partition where the virus has deleted files. Click the 'Scan' button to start.

Step 2. When scanning for lost files accomplishes, you can have a preview before selection.

Step 3. Choose the files to recover you want.

4. How to remove the Blackmail virus that deletes files?

Blackmail virus set to delete files. To remove this virus, you need to clean your networks of a malicious mass-mailing computer virus, before compromised systems reach the first trigger date and start deleting eleven types of files.

5. How do I remove auto delete virus?

To remove a virus that automatically deletes files, use the following CMD. After this, use anti-virus software to remove the virus completely.

Step 1. Right-click on Start and select Command Prompt (Admin).

Step 2. Type D: and hit Enter. (Replace D: with the drive letter where the virus files exist.)

Step 3.Type attrib and hit Enter.

Step 4. Type attrib -r -a -s -h *.* and hit Enter.

Step 5.Type del autorun.inf and hit Enter.

6. Is it better to quarantine or delete a virus?

Removing viruses is best for your computer and data security. You can use the CMD and anti-virus software to remove the virus completely.

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The .exe virus can infect your USB flash drive or your computer, hide the original folders, then duplicate all your folders and create an executable file with its name. If you happen to meet this problem, do not worry, use EaseUS virus recovery software to recover file from .exe virus. Besides, we also provide you with effective methods to remove the .exe virus.

Folders changed to Application .exe, how to remove .exe virus from computer?

If the .exe virus infects you, and folder become exe file virus, follow these to remove folders with .exe application:

1. Install, update your antivirus application.

2. Delete all detected files. Now, the .exe folder is removed, and you need to show the original folders.

3. Open File Manager.

4. Go to the top menu, Tools >Folder Options. Select the View tab.

5. Check the 'Show hidden files and folders.'

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6. Go to Start > Run, type cmd at the OPEN: box, and press OK. This will show the command prompt.

7. Using My Computer, view the drive of hidden folders

8. Go to Command Prompt and type these command lines to unhide all folders and files: attrib *.* /d /s -h -r -s.

See more items on how to remove .exe virus from computer.

Overview of .exe Virus

.exe virus malware is not new to most computer users. What we heard the most are applications.exe, app.exe, and newfolder.exe virus. The virus is mainly spread by mobile devices such as USB flash drives. And it will hide the real folder, make a fake executable file to do the folder to seduce the user to click, click to trigger the Trojan to infect more folders. What's worse, .exe viruses are said to be so dangerous that they can disable programs like Task Manager, Regedit, and Folder Options. If your devices have been infected by the .exe virus, you can follow the ways below to recover files from .exe virus and remove it thoroughly.

How to Recover Files from .exe Virus

Once your USB flash drive or computer has been infected with .exe. virus, the original folders will be hidden and turn into .exe files. So, to recover the virus infected files, you need to unhide all folders and files by using the methods below.

1. Change View Settings

  • Open File Manager, go to the top menu, 'Tools' > 'Folder Options'. Select the 'View' tab.
  • Mark the 'Show hidden files and folders'.

2. Use Command Prompt

  • Go to 'Start', type cmd, right-click 'Command Prompt' and choose 'Run as administrator'.
  • Type attrib -h -r -s /s /d *.* and hit Enter.

Manual input of the command line is suitable for computer professionals since wrong commands can cause more severe problems. Therefore, for security and usability, we strongly recommend you try an automatic command line alternative. EaseUS Tools M is a practical tool that enables you to check and fix files system error, enable/disable write protection and system update with one-click instead of typing intricate command lines.

Follow the simple steps below to show hidden files with this 1-click-fix software.

Step 1. DOWNLOAD EaseUS Tools M for Free.

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Step 2. Start EaseUS Tools M, choose 'File Showing' on the left pane. Next, choose the target drive for scanning.

Step 3. After the operation completes, click the View button to check the hidden files.

3. Use Virus Attack Recovery Software (Most Effective)

If the above two solutions can't recover the files turned into .exe, don't despair, you still have the last but the most effective method to make it with ease. That is using EaseUS hard drive recovery software. This reliable and professional virus attack recovery has so far helped a big number of customers to recover virus infected files. It is also competent to restore folders infected by the .exe virus from USB flash drive and computer's hard drive.

Now, download this data recovery software by clicking the download button below and follow the step-by-step guide to proceed .exe virus file recovery as soon as possible.

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Step 1. Launch EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard. Select the disk partition or storage device where you lost files and click the 'Scan' button.

Step 2. This program will quickly start a scanning process to find lost files. When the process accomplishes, you can double-click files to have a preview before selection.

Step 3. Choose the files you want. Then click the 'Recover' button to get them back. You should save the data to another safe spot in your PC/storage device, not where they lost.

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How to Remove .exe Virus Manually

To remove .exe virus from the USB drive or the computer, go through the following the guide carefully.

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Step 1. Launch EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard. Select the disk partition or storage device where you lost files and click the 'Scan' button.

Step 2. This program will quickly start a scanning process to find lost files. When the process accomplishes, you can double-click files to have a preview before selection.

Step 3. Choose the files you want. Then click the 'Recover' button to get them back. You should save the data to another safe spot in your PC/storage device, not where they lost.

How to Remove .exe Virus Manually

To remove .exe virus from the USB drive or the computer, go through the following the guide carefully.

Step 1. Run Command Prompt on your Windows 10/8.1/8/Vista/XP computer;

Step 2. Enter the following commands one by one. These will delete the preliminary stages of the virus.

taskkill /f /t /im 'New Folder.exe' taskkill /f /t /im 'SCVVHSOT.exe' taskkill /f /t /im 'SCVHSOT.exe' taskkill /f /t /im 'scvhosts.exe' taskkill /f /t /im 'hinhem.scr' taskkill /f /t /im 'blastclnnn.exe'

Step 3. Re-enable Task Manager and Regedit after deleting the virus by entering the following commands one by one.

reg add HKLMSoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionPoliciesSystem /v DisableTaskMgr /t REG_DWORD /d 0 /f reg add HKCUSoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionPoliciesSystem /v DisableTaskMgr /t REG_DWORD /d 0 /f reg add HKLMSoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionPoliciesSystem /v DisableRegistryTools /t REG_DWORD /d 0 / reg add HKCUSoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionPoliciesSystem /v DisableRegistryTools /t REG_DWORD /d 0 /f

Step 4. Go to 'Folder Options' > 'View' > 'Advanced Settings' > 'Show Hidden Files, Folders and Drives', and click 'OK'. Find the following listed files and delete them all.

C:WINDOWSSCVVHSOT.exe
C:WINDOWSSCVHSOT.exe
C:WINDOWShinhem.scr
C:WINDOWSsystem32SCVHSOT.exe
C:WINDOWSsystem32blastclnnn.exe
C:WINDOWSsystem32autorun.ini
C:Documents and SettingsAll UsersDocumentsSCVHSOT.exe





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