Virus

[tony_ab]

thats cause you are in [V]irus, friskyy

[Friskyyyy]

thats cause you are in [V]irus, friskyy

yea. Now im writting per mob. Computer at service

[Voodoo]

self-pwnt 

[robbynab]

This deletes all of your files on your harddrive

Nop. Atleast last time I did, it didn't.

[Fuse]

This deletes all of your files on your harddrive

Nop. Atleast last time I did, it didn't.

You have to delete all the partition(s) and create a new partition, then install windows.
You must have just repaired windows

[robbynab]

This deletes all of your files on your harddrive

Nop. Atleast last time I did, it didn't.

You have to delete all the partition(s) and create a new partition, then install windows.
You must have just repaired windows

Nop, installed. Eitherway.. 

[Fuse]

Lol, if you did right there is no way files are left.
When you delete a partition and then format it
you basicly fill it with binary zeroes.

[Carolicious]

ontopic:
A boot time scan able antivirus software should be able to remove it (if the files can't be removed while the OS is running) with a high chance. :/
If your dont trust any software running on your compromited OS,
then theres also different bootable rescue discs provided by anti virus software companies to scan your system. :/

offtopic:

When you delete a partition you basicly fill
the whole harddrive with binary zeroes.

Thisss not true, only the partition table entry will be deleted so you can't directly access the data on the deleted partition.
( One of the reasons why parts of deleted partitions can be recovered, if not totally overwritten )

anyway: If you reinstall your OS, you shouldn't have any old files left (at least not in the new installation.)

[KmanN]

reformat and find a better porn site.

[Fuse]

ontopic:
A boot time scan able antivirus software should be able to remove it (if the files can't be removed while the OS is running) with a high chance. :/
If your dont trust any software running on your compromited OS,
then theres also different bootable rescue discs provided by anti virus software companies to scan your system. :/

offtopic:

When you delete a partition you basicly fill
the whole harddrive with binary zeroes.

Thisss not true, only the partition table entry will be deleted so you can't directly access the data on the deleted partition.
( One of the reasons why parts of deleted partitions can be recovered, if not totally overwritten )

anyway: If you reinstall your OS, you shouldn't have any old files left (at least not in the new installation.)

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[Reny]

reformat and find a better porn site.

Rawr!

[Friskyyyy]

reformat and find a better porn site.

mmmmmmmm...