
Symptoms of the problem:
• Win32:Rootkit-gen[Rtk] virus infection notice.
• Resides in ur0.com file which happens to be a virus itself.
• Also resides in System Volume Information folder.
• May also prevent double click opening of a drive.
• Resides in ur0.com file which happens to be a virus itself.
• Also resides in System Volume Information folder.
• May also prevent double click opening of a drive.
Solution:
Steps to remove ur0.com virus
• Run Task Manager, delete the ur0.com process, if any.
• Run msconfig in the Run box and remove the virus file from startup list, if any.
• Reboot into safe mode, search the ur0.com file, and remember to include hidden files option as well.
• Permanently delete the files found.
• Run Task Manager, delete the ur0.com process, if any.
• Run msconfig in the Run box and remove the virus file from startup list, if any.
• Reboot into safe mode, search the ur0.com file, and remember to include hidden files option as well.
• Permanently delete the files found.
Steps to remove Win32:Rootkit-gen[Rtk] Virus
• The only reason why this virus infects the PC again is that, it has been saved in the System Restore files.
• So turn off the System Restore now (Right click on My Computer-> Properties-> System Restore tab-> click on Turn off System Restore on all drives).
• Reboot the PC to let the restore files to get deleted.
• Now just turn on the system restore.
• The only reason why this virus infects the PC again is that, it has been saved in the System Restore files.
• So turn off the System Restore now (Right click on My Computer-> Properties-> System Restore tab-> click on Turn off System Restore on all drives).
• Reboot the PC to let the restore files to get deleted.
• Now just turn on the system restore.
The virus has been removed!!
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