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Virus Effect Remover - A wonderful recovery tool

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Virus & Trojans screw up your PC - registry & task manager gets disabled, run command doesn't work, folder option gone, show hidden files doesn't work either. These effects exists even after a common removal of a virus or trojan from PC. "Virus Effect Remover" is the tool which help you to remove the effect of virus from windows registry and file system.

It detects the registry error caused by virus and enables the Blocked content like task manager , registry editor, folder option etc.

Download Virus Effect Remover: Link

* .NET Framework 2.0 or Higher is required for running this program.

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Solve "System Restore Incomplete" Problem on Windows XP

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Sometimes system restore doesn't work on Windows XP. After a restoration attempt windows says "Restoration Incomplete". This can happen for either low disk space or for a virus or trojan, or damage to hard disk or system restore files.

The solution to this problem though is very simple:

1. Right click on "My Computer". Go to properties.

2. Click on the "System Restore" tab and check mark on "Turn off System Restore on all drives"



3. Reboot windows

Doing this will make all your previous restore points on disk to be deleted.

4. Then after reboot again right click on "My Computer". Go to properties. Click on the
"System Restore" tab but this time uncheck the "Turn off System Restore on all
drives" box.

And that's it! System Restore is back in your PC with full functionality.
Enjoy!!!

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Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware, A Great Anti Malware Tool

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Few months ago my cousin's PC got infected with a rouge antivirus named Windows Antivirus 2009. If you are not familiar with the term "Rouge Antivirus", it's a type of antivirus that behaves like a virus. Once it reaches your PC, it gives false virus alerts, shows fake error messages telling you that your PC's security is in danger and constantly tells you to buy the full version of their software to remove the threats. Beware!!! Never ever buy any software of this kind.

I searched on the web to remove this rouge antivirus as it can't be uninstalled and neither can any antivirus software remove or even detect it. Finally I came up with this great free software called Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware. It's a great anti malware tool, capable of removing almost any kind of malware or trojan threat. It also has a toll called "FileASSASIN" with which you can delete any file from hardisk even if it's being used by another program. The basic version of this software is available for free, you can use it forever. However the pro version allows you to get real time protection. But except for this there isn't any difference. I highly recommend you to use this tool along with a strong antivirus. Life will be much easier that's for sure.

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How to Enable "Show Hidden Files" Option

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Many Viruses and Trojans disables the "Show Hidden Files" option in Windows XP.

For re-enabling this feature:

1. Go to Start->Run and

2. Type in the following:

regedit

3. Hit enter or press "OK".

4. Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersio\Explorer\Advanced\Folder\Hidden\SHOWALL

5. Delete checkedValue and then again creat new DWORD VALUE with same name Checkedvalue with data value=1

Hope this helps!

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Get Folder Option Back in Windows XP

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Sometimes in Windows XP if you get attacked by any virus or trojan it removes the "Folder Option" from the "Tools" menu. Even if you get read of the virus somehow, sometimes it doesn't come back. Without the folder option you can't hide or show files. Here's how to get Folder Option back.

1st Method

1. Click on 'Start' and then 'Run'.
2. In the 'run' dialog box type gpedit.msc. The Group Policy window will open.
3. Navigate to the following location: User Configuration> Administrative Templates>
Window Components> Windows Explorer
4. In the right pane, find the 'Remove the folder options menu item'. Set its value
to 'Not Configured' by double clicking and setting the correct option.


2nd Method

If you are comfortable with modifying Windows Registry values, follow these steps:

1. Open registry editor by typing regedit in the run dialog box.

2. Navigate to the following key: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer

3. Find the NoFolderOptions key in right pane. Change its value to 0. If you do not have this key just create it.

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