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电脑出问题了，打开我的电脑提示无法找到脚本文件“c:\windows\explorer.exe:.vbs”,而且每个盘的文件夹的属性都变成了快捷方式，每个盘还多出了一个$Recycle.Bin这个文件夹，尤其是e盘还多了SystemVolumeInformation、vod_cache_data这两个文件夹。我是打开了一个u盘之后就变成这样的，每个文件夹都被改成属性-目标-E:\.vbs"E:\$RECYCLE.BIN\Dir"之类。请问各位高手，怎么才能灭了这个病毒，我用卡巴斯基查过了，没用。着急啊！！！！\r\n问题补充：重装后还要手动删除？怎么删？
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机子中病毒了
现在这个东西没有更好的解决办法
只能重装系统后手动删除
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误删请重装系统或修复系统即插入驱动盘
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explorer.exe。。。。一看就明白是病毒了哦
你打开那个该死的U盘的时候没有开着防火墙之类的吗？
到安全模式下杀毒试试吧
不行就搜索专杀一起杀
再不行只能重新装
不过。。。其他盘貌似也被感染了
你只重装C盘不及还不够。。。
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在运行框里，输入regedit,打开注册表编辑器
在编辑功能里点击查找，并输入RegEdit，后点击查找下一个
然后，再在编辑功能里点击查找，并输入C:\Windows\explorer.exe:.vbs，后点击查找下一个
找到带有“C:\Windows\explorer.exe:.vbs”的键值，并把其中的“C:\Windows\explorer.exe:.vbs”改为“C:\Windows\explorer.exe“
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The Problem
In one part of a batch file (kind of, see Extra Information) I need to restart
Explorer, so I use the, tried-and-tested method of
taskkill /f /im explorer.exe &nul
explorer.exe
Then this happens
explorer.exe is successfully terminated
explorer.exe is started (see Image 2), but only an
Explorer window opens, which I am left with indefinitely (see Image 1)
I can then only properly restart Explorer by starting a new task from Task
Manager, as, I'm assuming, Win + R is part of Explorer.
Extra Information
Now, I say "kind of" as I'm running the batch file from a self-executing SFX
archive, created with WinRAR. So, when executed, the contents of the archive are
extracted to %temp% and a user-defined file (usually a boot-strapper and, in
this case, my batch file) is run upon successful extraction.
So far, I've deduced
explorer.exe definitely is being fully killed.
The batch file definitely is called and executed correctly, as it runs and
everything else in the script works as designed, except for the line that
starts explorer.exe
The command to restart Explorer isn't "badly timed", or anything, as I've
tried delaying it.
The batch file works perfectly when manually extracted from the archive, so
it's not a problem with the compression or extraction processes.
Even with commands like start explorer.exe | cmd.exe Explorer doesn't
restart properly, so it's definitely not a problem with the .bat file.
I can confirm that it works on Windows XP and Windows 7 x86 but not Windows 7
x64 (which is my system).
At the moment, I'm suspicious of WinRAR, as I've proved that the code itself
works. So, I'm creating the self-executing SFX with different versions of
WinRAR. So far, I've tried versions:
4.20b3 x86
4.20b3 x64
and had the same results every time.
I submitted a bug report to
yesterday and got a reply from
Eugene Roshal himself this morning
SFX module uses ShellExecuteEx to start a setup application.
Normally it works well. I do not know why Explorer decides to switch
to windowed mode.
Now I built a small standalone program
#include &windows.h&
void main()
SHELLEXECUTEINFO
memset(&si,0,sizeof(si));
si.cbSize=sizeof(si);
si.lpFile="test.bat";
si.nShow=SW_SHOWNORMAL;
ShellExecuteEx(&si);
which runs test.bat with contents as in your sample. This program
shows exactly the same behavior as WinRAR SFX, so Explorer is started
in window.
and a second email this morning
Sorry, no advice now. I replaced ShellExecuteEx with CreateProcess
#include &windows.h&
void main()
STARTUPINFO
PROCESS_INFORMATION
memset(&si,0,sizeof(si));
si.cb=sizeof(si);
CreateProcess(NULL,"test.bat",NULL,NULL,TRUE,0,NULL,NULL,&si,&pi);
but result is the same. I tried to use other SW_ flags like
SW_SHOWDEFAULT or SW_RESTORE with ShellExecuteEx also as "open"
and "explore" lpVerb, but it does not help. For now I do not
understand the logic behind this windowed versus desktop mode.
I realise the outlook is grim but, I hope that's of help to someone..
Proof / Evidence
Link to an SFX archive demonstrating this, if anyone wants it:
You may notice here that I'm running the commands inside a VM (as denoted by
VMwareTray.exe) but it is not a VM-caused conflict. I've tested the exact same
files on my own host system (which is the same OS) and have had the same
I'm experiencing similar "works outside of an SFX archive but not from one"
problems when using REG&ADD in a completely different project.
I just don't think SFX archives play nice with batch files.
This works in Windows 7:
taskkill /f /IM explorer.exe
start explorer.exe
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I think user1631170 is on to something, "I wonder if some part of Win-RAR is running in 32-bit mode? Could you even start explorer64 running from a 32-bit process? I am pretty certain that Windows won't do that."
When I start explorer.exe from ProcessHacker (32-bit process manager), I get an explorer window.
But I can force it to start the 64-bit explorer with this:
%systemroot%\sysnative\cmd.exe /c start /B explorer.exe
sysnative is a keyword that Windows recognizes to bypass the file system redirection for 32-bit/64-bit (
I had this same problem and found that all the solutions here still didn't work from a batch script.
None of these worked completely:
start explorer.exe
start explorer
explorer.exe
because they all either opened a window (and didn't show the taskbar again), or the batch script then hung thereafter and couldn't execute any more commands
I found that this line in the batch file did work (after killing explorer.exe):
start "" "C:\Windows\explorer.exe"
and also allowed other commands to be executed after it in the script
%windir%\explorer.exe
start %windir%\explorer.exe
start /d%windir% explorer.exe
I have seen similar problems before doing this in C#. The process had to be invoked by calling explorer shell rather than explorer window, but I haven't had any problems in batch.
Try using this:
taskkill /im explorer.exe /f
The difference between the other answers being explorer rather than explorer.exe which has caused problems before for me.
This works on my Win7 x64 PC.
Hope this helps!
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The other day, I was having a look through some of WinRAR's more advanced options and came across this tab:
As soon as I saw that I suspected it to be part of the problem and solution, as this issue only ever occurs on Windows 7 x64.
As suspected, using the Default64.SFX module instead of the default Default.SFX module entirely fixed the issue. Finally.
Have same issue with Visual Studio.
What works for me (Win 7 Pro 64bit):
PPM on Project name select "Properties"
Configuration Properties > Build Events > Pre-Build Event
taskkill /im explorer.exe /f
Configuration Properties > Build Events > Post-Build Event
start "" "C:\Windows\explorer.exe"
But this make other problem (the IDE is frozen after the explorer runs) and now I'm only able to restart the IDE to run build command again...
Just right-click on the desktop and choose Restart Windows Explorer. Enjoy!
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