Hi there,
Last day, while watching a video my monitor turned blue screen. So i reset my pc. Upon boot, it prompt me of missing files. So I tried to reboot with windows XP installer to fix my OS. Then while the fix is setting up, i noticed that Drive C does not contains anymore files... 19, xxx MB free... Actually, it doesn't matter to me anymore coz i'd already manage to reinstall new OS, its running now, aside from my Drive D. I have a 40Gb hard disk, partitioned, so two drives of 20Gb capacity. The problem is, when i'm opening drive D, command prompt is popping up(without any characters written) then suddenly it closes. I really need to recover the files on that drive very badly.
Can any1 help me pls?
tnx and regards,
amak
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Hard drive upon click Command prompt popping up when I try to open my Drive D
#2
Posted 24 July 2009 - 11:49 AM
amak, on Jul 24 2009, 03:12 AM, said:
Hi there,
Last day, while watching a video my monitor turned blue screen. So i reset my pc. Upon boot, it prompt me of missing files. So I tried to reboot with windows XP installer to fix my OS. Then while the fix is setting up, i noticed that Drive C does not contains anymore files... 19, xxx MB free... Actually, it doesn't matter to me anymore coz i'd already manage to reinstall new OS, its running now, aside from my Drive D. I have a 40Gb hard disk, partitioned, so two drives of 20Gb capacity. The problem is, when i'm opening drive D, command prompt is popping up(without any characters written) then suddenly it closes. I really need to recover the files on that drive very badly.
Can any1 help me pls?
tnx and regards,
amak
Last day, while watching a video my monitor turned blue screen. So i reset my pc. Upon boot, it prompt me of missing files. So I tried to reboot with windows XP installer to fix my OS. Then while the fix is setting up, i noticed that Drive C does not contains anymore files... 19, xxx MB free... Actually, it doesn't matter to me anymore coz i'd already manage to reinstall new OS, its running now, aside from my Drive D. I have a 40Gb hard disk, partitioned, so two drives of 20Gb capacity. The problem is, when i'm opening drive D, command prompt is popping up(without any characters written) then suddenly it closes. I really need to recover the files on that drive very badly.
Can any1 help me pls?
tnx and regards,
amak
Assuming that the OS hasn't written over your files try running Disk Digger(http://dmitrybrant.com/diskdigger). As for the command prompt, it might be a glitch somewhere or a virus/malware.
#3
Posted 26 July 2009 - 10:40 AM
Hi zesler,
Tnx for the reply.
The files can still be recovered but it was confirmed that my drive D has a virus named camfrog.exe located d:\Tondana\camfrog.exe. AVG free can't even detect it.
Can i delete it manually in cmd prompt?
Any1 please help. Tnx in advance for the help...
amak
Tnx for the reply.
The files can still be recovered but it was confirmed that my drive D has a virus named camfrog.exe located d:\Tondana\camfrog.exe. AVG free can't even detect it.
Can i delete it manually in cmd prompt?
Any1 please help. Tnx in advance for the help...
amak
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#4
Posted 26 July 2009 - 11:02 AM
amak, on Jul 26 2009, 08:40 AM, said:
Hi zesler,
Tnx for the reply.
The files can still be recovered but it was confirmed that my drive D has a virus named camfrog.exe located d:\Tondana\camfrog.exe. AVG free can't even detect it.
Can i delete it manually in cmd prompt?
Any1 please help. Tnx in advance for the help...
amak
Tnx for the reply.
The files can still be recovered but it was confirmed that my drive D has a virus named camfrog.exe located d:\Tondana\camfrog.exe. AVG free can't even detect it.
Can i delete it manually in cmd prompt?
Any1 please help. Tnx in advance for the help...
amak
Manually
start run
type cmd
cd d:\Tondana\
del camfrog.exe
exit
Note: Be careful when your working in CMD, since you can potentially create other problems in the process.
#5
Posted 26 July 2009 - 01:17 PM
Deleting a malware file...doesn't necessarily eliminate the effects of the malware upon the system.
In fact...it doesn't even provide conclusive evidence that all malware files have been removed, as proven by your install of AVG.
I suggest posting at http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/forum103.html
Louis
In fact...it doesn't even provide conclusive evidence that all malware files have been removed, as proven by your install of AVG.
I suggest posting at http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/forum103.html
Louis
#6
Posted 27 July 2009 - 02:25 AM
Hi,
Tnx guys for the help. I'll transfer this topic to security forum.
tnx again,
amak
Tnx guys for the help. I'll transfer this topic to security forum.
tnx again,
amak
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Posted 27 July 2009 - 08:33 AM
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