Troubleshoot Folders turn into shortcut but attrib command can't help

Feliks Zemdegs

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Jan 3, 2018
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Hello everyone.I am having an issue with shortcut virus (I think) on a folder which I have copied from SD card. When the copying was done, I checked and opened the copied files and they were okay, but then the next day the folder turned into a shortcut like this. I have run attrib command but it helps nothing. Properties of the shortcut is like this

Code:
comspec% /c "{e353e67e-15d8-37d1-df84-9db4ab9f4270}\cc15a8c6-fe8c-3a0d-d6f2-a27a4b981103.exe 'PHotos to32G tfCard\'"

Scanning with MalwareByte I got this result, then I quarantined. Summary file is here:
HTML:
https://husteduvn-my.sharepoint.com/:u:/g/personal/duong_nt160839_sis_hust_edu_vn/EURQkiEwMDZAn6rRxFWRRZsBX1vbhL9uo05WLGcrSBZvww?e=Ycg4V0

Screenshot:
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So how can I fix it. I think I had copied the right way (right click the folder and choose Copy then Paste). Thank you. (Sorry I post here because my post on sevenforums get no respond!)
 

BoraMurdar

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Aug 30, 2012
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If you feel serious problems with your system please open a new ticket (thread) in our Malware Removal Assistance Forum

Check these before anything
 
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Khairul

Level 2
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Feb 3, 2015
90
Hello everyone.I am having an issue with shortcut virus (I think) on a folder which I have copied from SD card. When the copying was done, I checked and opened the copied files and they were okay, but then the next day the folder turned into a shortcut like this. I have run attrib command but it helps nothing. Properties of the shortcut is like this

Code:
comspec% /c "{e353e67e-15d8-37d1-df84-9db4ab9f4270}\cc15a8c6-fe8c-3a0d-d6f2-a27a4b981103.exe 'PHotos to32G tfCard\'"

Scanning with MalwareByte I got this result, then I quarantined. Summary file is here:
HTML:
https://husteduvn-my.sharepoint.com/:u:/g/personal/duong_nt160839_sis_hust_edu_vn/EURQkiEwMDZAn6rRxFWRRZsBX1vbhL9uo05WLGcrSBZvww?e=Ycg4V0

Screenshot:
View attachment 224017
So how can I fix it. I think I had copied the right way (right click the folder and choose Copy then Paste). Thank you. (Sorry I post here because my post on sevenforums get no respond!)

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Hello everyone.I am having an issue with shortcut virus (I think) on a folder which I have copied from SD card. When the copying was done, I checked and opened the copied files and they were okay, but then the next day the folder turned into a shortcut like this. I have run attrib command but it helps nothing. Properties of the shortcut is like this

Code:
comspec% /c "{e353e67e-15d8-37d1-df84-9db4ab9f4270}\cc15a8c6-fe8c-3a0d-d6f2-a27a4b981103.exe 'PHotos to32G tfCard\'"

Scanning with MalwareByte I got this result, then I quarantined. Summary file is here:
HTML:
https://husteduvn-my.sharepoint.com/:u:/g/personal/duong_nt160839_sis_hust_edu_vn/EURQkiEwMDZAn6rRxFWRRZsBX1vbhL9uo05WLGcrSBZvww?e=Ycg4V0

Screenshot:
View attachment 224017
So how can I fix it. I think I had copied the right way (right click the folder and choose Copy then Paste). Thank you. (Sorry I post here because my post on sevenforums get no respond!)

This shown that the malware still existed in your system. Whatever you found in the system might not be the main body of the malware, suggested by the long id created by the file suggested that it has been create by other malware that still exist in your system.

Try posted in the section mention above by staff member, or try download eset and do a full scan on your system, eset usually have fast update on this lnk malwaretypes on their database.
 
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