To find a data recovery software on the weekend, I installed something that I didn't quite understand. Later I found something wrong. I quickly detected it with wooden marker and many Trojans. Norton also reported a virus file warning. Then there is endless troubles, wasting my half-day time.
This morning, I cleaned it up with the trojan scavenger. The Registry has been cleaned up, and it is much better. I hope there will be no more exceptions. After finishing the registry, I also deleted some useless directories under the Program Files directory. Later I found that the Xerox directory cannot be deleted. Later, I found out that it was like this:
The Xerox \ nwwia folder is related to the plug-and-play function of Windows XP, which is protected by the WFP (Windows File Protection) function of the system and cannot be deleted. The folder name is derived from Microsoft's Xerox-authorized technology.
Plug-and-play-OS hardware detection and Driver Installation ProgramMethods-improvements have been made in Windows XP to improve stability and efficiency (especially when installing the device ). However, when the driver mode does not change much compared with Windows 2000, Windows XP adopts the Windows Millenium Driver Model and adds Windows Image Retrieval (Windows Image Acquisition, WIA ), this rich interface enables sequence devices (such as scanners and digital cameras) from static images and built on small computer system interfaces (SCSI), IEEE 1394 and USB standards) it is easy to retrieve images. Wia replaces Twain at the application service layer to provide better communication between applications and devices.
Finally, the malware has some Trojans. The software is combined with two malware cleanup assistants. Here, you can download the free package: http://www.tommsoft.com /. It can only be deleted in safe mode. This software is good and green. I like green software very much.
The other is the trojan scavenger, but it is billed.
