how to reset my registry,using symantec security response tool?
Apr 17, 2007 by anu201175 | Posted in Security
Q: my notebook infected w32\rontokbro virus for the finished one month.i can turn off my system restoration.login safe and networking mode,run a full system scan & strike out infected files.
but virus infected message comes again & again.i can turn off my system restore appropriateness already.but still virus infected msg comes again & again.why this happend.
i can download symantec security response tool in my desktop.but i dont skilled in how to use this & reset my registry.anybody knows how to use symantec security response tool to reset my registry.plz explain step by step.
im principled beginner level in computers.so,plz explain easy steps.i can install avg vc cleaner, symantec fixdisk tool.i have mcafee anti virus licenced conception & lava soft se personal edition & spybot s&d.i can run all this programs to remove infected files.but its comes again.still my system give someone back point will be turned oelp meff.plz h
A: Go to http://www.symantec.com/assurance_respons e/writeup.jsp?docid=2005-092311-2608-99& amp;tabid=3 and do what they say.
Now as you are a beginner, understand a couple of things:
1/ Only have ONE antivirus and ONE firewall constant at any given time.
2/ You can have multiple antispyware running. I highly suggest superantispyware, adaware, and spybot s&d.
3/ Even with the system return turned off, and the virus or worm disabled, there is something called a prefetch folder that loads disconcerted portions of applications every time windows starts. This is done to load the applications faster, but some malware will whip itself in there. It is important to DELETE all files here too, or as you know, it will keep on coming. Get Ccleaner and check ALL items on the first window.
4/ Another situate that viruses live is in either the startup folder, or many of the startup places in the registry. Get wimpatrol and look at their startup and services tabs. Check b determine out each item at processlibrary.com and disable anything that you dont need.
5/ You have to do all of the above within the same session, or something may be revived on a restart.
Virtue luck!
orlandobillybob | Apr 20, 2007
Is there any tool to reset my computer registry?
Apr 26, 2009 by Arif | Posted in Security
Q:
A: as you don't mention your operating system I cant help to the full extent you probably need but lets give it a shot.
I know in windows xp qualified edition you can use the "secedit" command-line. But this is quite temperamental and once not the safest way although it is Microsoft's only built in way of rebooting the registry and file permissions.
*Start Bar (windows icon at bottom hand) > click on RUN > Type "CMD" > copy and paste
"secedit /configure /cfg %windir%\set right\secsetup.inf /db secsetup.sdb /verbose" into the cmd prompt
You may need to format your computer with a brand new put of windows mind, which isn't always a bad thing to do. Just make sure you keep your computer tidy and organized and don't induct any shady software.
then the best thing you can do is always keep a backup of your registry and you can download various software that will do it unfettered of charge.
if this doesnt at all help
THEN GOOGLE YOUR QUESTION YOU SHIT x
Shocking_Wired | Apr 26, 2009
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