Hello, I'm wondering if anybody can help me? I am trying to remove a folder that I think is a leftover of the DL.exe virus problem I had a month or so ago. The folder resides on a Dlink NAS so I do not want a solution that involves formatting said NAS which has 750 GB Raid 1 in years of data including music files and directories which I would not be pleased if I had to rebuild the sake of one folder.
I have run C cleaner and have even added the offending folder directory on my network into the included advanced options are suggested in online help files from C cleaner website, but I believe that that option only includes any files within said folder directory so with a little something I came across the " REMOVESELF" file mask option but I can't for the life of me determine how to incorporate this file mask option into the window wizard options. So I was wondering if anybody could write me a batch file that included this " REMOVESELF" file mask option when choosing this file that resides on this network path "\\Dlink-a2402a\Volume_1\BT\complete\GAMES WITH ISSUES"
I have done an exhaustive search of the Internet through Google to try and find a safe mode/command product/Windows XP method of removing said folder but to no avail. So I'm hoping I will find a solution here if in fact CCleaner is the program that is right for the job. Here is a list of other programs I have used unsuccessfully Unlock.exe, ID Unlocker and Sdelete with its handy right click send to batch file from this website (http://snipurl.com/hc5a1). Here is a list of the anti-spyware and malware programs which have successfully removed any viruses etc, Malware Bytes, SUPER anti-spyware, Advanced System Care, Spybot Search and Destroy, Virgin Media PC Guard, so I'm 99.9% convinced that I have now removed any offending oceans and viruses.
Before I forget I have tried to take ownership of this particular folder in Windows Vista but I was unable to even as the administrator! In Vista I can also ascertain that the current owner is root (Unix User\root) which I don't understand that I am hundred % sure that I created this folder with a different name, so the owner should read (Dad5 (HP_LAPTOP\Dad5). In Windows XP pro mode I am able to rename the folder but I cannot change its attributes from "read-only" as when I think I have applied this option successfully it reappears!
I'm pretty sure this isn't a Dlink NAS file formatting issue but just in case I have submitted a similar question on their forum.
Any help or suggestions with using "REMOVESELF" in C cleaner or any other programs suggestions will be much appreciated.
