How To Remove Shortcut Virus From Your Pc.

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🔰🔰Method 1.

- Clean up and remove Shortcut Virus by CMD

1. Click on Start and select Run;

2. Type: CMD and Hit Enter to open Command Prompt;

3. Type the drive letter of your hard drive partition in PC or USB flash drive and hit Enter; (G for example.)

4. Type: attrib g:*.* /d /s -h -r -s and hit Enter.

🔰Method 2.

- Delete/Wipe Shortcut Virus from Registry -

1. Press Win+R and type: regedit to enter the registry;

2. Navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER > Click on Software > Microsoft > Windows > CurrentVersion > Click Run;

3. Press Win + R, type: msconfig > Click OK;

4. In Startup, uncheck everything except for the anti-virus software.

5. Click OK > Click Restart now.

🔰Method 3.

- Remove It By .bat File -

1. Open notepad

2. Copy & paste below given code

@echo off

attrib -h -s -r -a /s /d Name_Drive:*.*

@echo complete

3. Save the file with remove virus.bat

"Now replace the Name_drive with infected drive name , if you have more than 3 drive simply copy and paste the command"

4. Now simply close the file and run it.

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