“Resycled” and related info is evidence of a fairly common virus with fairly common fixes. We will touché upon a couple of them.
Quick way: Comparatively easy to remove, but that won’’t seem right to you under stress.
First, update all your antivirus and antispyware software. Then scan the computer while in SAFE MODE.
Restart the computer after the scans. Go to My Computer ->Tools->Folder Options->View->Select “Hidden Files and Folders-> Go to your infected drive using the Right Click. Open, and yous should see the hidden folders: ( Recycler->Resycled->Autorun.Ini). Select each of them and click on SHIFT+DELETE & ENTER. When done, restart. You should be done.
Perhaps a better, slower explanation:
To get rid of this virus/ infestations, start your Windows XP in safe mode,
then click Start -> Run.
Type in regedit. Then click okay.
At the beginning of the Regedit registry editor, click
Edit -> Find.
Type boot.com and click Find Next
Each result of a new “Boot.com,” click the Del or Delete key, and then click on “Find Next” until it finds no more. You could find as many as 10 to 15 this way.
Next, you must reveal the hidden folders:
Insert all your external drive and flash drives that have been used in the past 90 days… all drives you have used with your computer.
Open My Computer.
Click Tools->Folder Options->View
Then select “Show Hidden Files and Folders, and click “Okay.”
For each of the drives, open and delete “recycled” folder AND “autorun.inf.
Back up each autorun.inf BEFORE deleting each one from any of the drives. You never know when one of those might be a necessary file instead of an infestation.
Close and reboot your computer from a Cold Boot. You will likely find that the problem is gone.
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