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Delete and Blocked Autorun inf System File Malware in My Local Disk Drive Volume C and D

Delete and Blocked Autorun inf System File Malware in My Local Disk Drive Volume C and D

Autorun.inf file create a system file in your local drive and flood your system.

Show Hidden Files and folders and unchecked hide protected operating system files (recommended) to ensure if your disk drive volume is safe for malware. The above image is a sample of malware that run automatically using autorun.inf file also known as system information file. see the image above sample of autorun.inf file affect your local drive.


AutoRun was introduced in Windows 95 to ease application installation for non-technical users and reduce the cost of software support calls. When an appropriately configured CD-ROM is inserted into a CD-ROM drive, Windows detects the arrival and checks the contents for a special file containing a set of instructions. For a commercial application, these instructions normally initiate installation of the software from the CD-ROM. To maximise the likelihood of installation success, AutoRun also acts when the drive is accessed ("double-clicked") in Windows Explorer (or "My Computer").

Heres My Guide on how to delete and blocked Autorun.inf.

1: Show Hidden Files and folders and unchecked hide protected operating system files (recommended).

Disable one or More System Services and Startup in System Configuration Utility or you can run shortcut command "MSCONFIG".

2. Find the Sytem Files Autorun.inf Creates.

Note:
File Name : mvnmbx.exe
File Type   : System File
File Size   : 101 kb

3. Create a clean Autorun.inf File.

You can Download Here or follow my step-by-step instruction Here

Note:
Make Sure You Checked Hidden and Read-only file Attributes of your Autorun file Properties.

4. To Delete the file.

Log off Your Computer

Copy Your Clean Autorun.inf file and Paste on affected Local Drive

Replaced the existing Autorun.inf file with your newly created autorun.inf CLEAN file.Now view the file, to insure that your already replaced it.

Note: This is my sample Autorun.inf file

Now Delete The System File Autorun.inf Created
Name: mvnmbx.exe

5. Checked Your Local Drive For Malware

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