It's actually very simple. Pull the drive of the affected machine, and plug into known good machine as a non booting drive, point your scanners at the affected drive, probably labeled e: or f: remove the ransomware once detected by your scanner. Alternatively you can boot a malware removal disc like Dr web, and point it at scanning the drive.
doesn't matter, you're not booting the drive. there are tools you can run to remove the infection, i have removed ransomware and free av and many scareware this way. The encrypted files are not removed.
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It's actually very simple. Pull the drive of the affected machine, and plug into known good machine as a non booting drive, point your scanners at the affected drive, probably labeled e: or f: remove the ransomware once detected by your scanner. Alternatively you can boot a malware removal disc like Dr web, and point it at scanning the drive.
??? You do know that ransomware encrypts the files right? Do you want to remove all the encrypted files? That defeats the whole purpose
doesn't matter, you're not booting the drive. there are tools you can run to remove the infection, i have removed ransomware and free av and many scareware this way. The encrypted files are not removed.
Tremendous work... great info and entertaining! Thanks!
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Absolutely Fantastic !! Learnt a lot.
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