JS:Trojan.Cryxos.14104
I received the following message in Bitdefender. When I navigate to the Data folder, there is no folder "tmp" so I cannot go further to manually delete the threat. Please advise.
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Hello.
Follow the steps from this article:
Regards.
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Also, try the following steps:
- Open Notepad, copy the code below, and save the file with any name using either a .bat or .cmd extension.
- Afterwards, run the file as an administrator. The Command Prompt will scan the entire C: drive for temporary files with the extensions .tmp and .temp, and delete them.
If there are additional drives other than C:, such as D:, E:, or F:, simply replace the C: drive letter in the code with the desired drive letter. Save the changes and run the batch file as an administrator.
CODE:
@echo off
setlocalREM Set the folder path
set "folder_path=C:"REM Navigate to the specified folder
cd /d "%folder_path%" || (
echo Folder not found: "%folder_path%"
exit /b 1
)REM Delete files with specified extensions in the current folder
del /s /q /f *.tmp
del /s /q /f *.tempecho Deletion complete.
exit /b 0
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