Taken from www.ekendra.blogspot.com

The easiest way to remove viruses without installing any antivirus software, caution you need a Live Boot Linux CD/DVD.

• I ways install TuneUp Utilities program after a clean format.
• Wheverever there (seems to) occur antivirus or malwares or other bad intended programs auto-installed from the web or the pen drive, get what it exactly is.
• Process manager help you to know the detail which of the running system process is fake and has potential threat.
• Here comes the work of Live Boot Linux, start your PC booting from the Linux, I use Slax Kill Bill Edition.
• Okay here comes your windows of the Linux OS, go to the hard disk partition and folders which contain viruses predetermined.
• Delete all the files and folders created and infected.
• You can also delete installed programs from %system%Program Files.
• Reboot your system with the XP OS, now check if still the virus traces remain.
• Run the StartUp Manager and delete all the entries that are set forth by virus(es).
• Next open Registry Cleaner and clean all the obsolete entries made by virus, this is done automatically by the program.
• You might like to clean your disk or recycle bin and temporary files from the system as well, use DiskCleaner.
• Restart your system and there you're with the clean, effecient and working system.
• Do not forget to scan the system with the latest updated antivirus program.

I have found that this process works only if the infected file/folder or/and the virus resides in the FAT and FAT32 formatted disk only. You can't delete files in NTFS partitions from Linux, I couldn't ...

Why?????????????????????
that much of hassle , start using Linux instead.

By the way, you can mount and delete files and folder from Linux to NTFS partition.
Search for NTFS configurator.



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The only problem with linux I have now is that bloody Suspend does not work. ACPI *sigh*.

What  u talking about divdude???
Suspend??????? that's all