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| Virus infection in Transcend 16gb pen drive
Hello everyone, I have a "16 GB Transcend" pendrive drive which i use for my daily work. I have computer which runs on "Windows XP" and "Avast antivirus". The pen drive which i use can copy any type of data, but when i try to copy data from pen drive into my pc, i have noticed that in pendrive it shows multiple empty folders in the same folder and all the audio-video files get corrupted including softwares. There are changed name of the folders which i don't know from where it came and even when i restarted to watch it again it disappears. Please help me to solve this problem. |
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| Re: Virus infection in Transcend 16gb pen drive
The problem is by the virus infection and if you want then you need to first run hijack and clean by nod. If this idea can work with you then go to the Dos and try to format your pen drive, if it doesn't work with the second idea, open pen drive and try to swipe pen drive bord by using petrol or thiner and let it dry after dry u can use it. If this idea works then you can safely use your pendrive and prevent your pendrive from the virus infection. |
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I was also facing same kind of problem but i did a method which helped me to solve my problem of my pen drive. You can just follow the steps which i used:
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| Re: Virus infection in Transcend 16gb pen drive
You can see these steps which can be helpful in preventing and removing virus from pendrive. 1. You need to disable Autorun on your pen drive.
2. After that Scan Your Pen Drive: This is very important step, whenever you plugin your pen drive into the USB port on your computer make sure that you need to always run a virus scan with your updated anti virus before opening your pen drive contents in windows explorer.
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| Re: Virus infection in Transcend 16gb pen drive
Hi friend, i always get to know most of the time with my friends problem related to pendrive, i always surf on the internet to find the solution for the problems and i got a good pen drive protector program which is called "USB Disk Security", it scans most of the viruses and also it has a tool by which you can include all the drives of your computer including pen drive from autorun.inf virus protector by disabling this virus and do not act on the computer when it try to get through it. Hope this tool can help you out. |
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| Re: Virus infection in Transcend 16gb pen drive
If your pen drive is not detected in your computer, or it shows less capacity in it, or there are some fake folders and other corrupted files then there is a high chances that its a chip corruption and also virus infection. Flash chips are the actual hardware components which saves the data. A physical or electromagnetic damage to this chip can make the pen drive faulty or corrupted. The virus infection also can cause corruption, the best thing is to get a good security and scanning tool for your antivirus.
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