How to delete the System Volume Information folder

Windows XP system time users know that the original is to use the system to ensure that the system will never be destroyed by the virus, but the result is the System Volume Information folder became the virus's favorite place to live. There is no poison to kill it, watching it raging but powerless. So after reloading the system to delete this folder, let the System Restore completely away, became the use of WinXP one of the necessary measures. Here are the steps:

1. My Computer-Tools-Folder Options-View-Remove the hooks before using simple file sharing.

2. Right-click the system Volume Information folder, click Properties, there will be one more security option-(middle) Add--Select User or group, point advanced-Find now-double click your current admin username-OK.

3. Go back to select a user or group, click OK--under the system Volume Information property, the group or user name has the administrator user you set up. --Advanced at the Point window--in the Advanced Security Settings window of the system Volume information that pops up, select the users in the past (not necessarily system, which will come out system if it is not deleted first, then remove System.) The following two items, such as check, remove the check--edit--All clear--OK.

4. Return to the Advanced Security Settings window for system Volume information. Take the following "inherit from the parent the permission entries that can be applied to child objects" and all of the following, make the "Permissions", "Audit", "owner" all the highest privileges for the administrator user you set ( That is, to hook the tabs below each tab)--Go back to the system Volume information attribute, and check the full control below--OK. This completes control over this folder.

5. Delete the System Volume Information folder under each partition.

This disables System Restore, in order to avoid recurrence:

1. At run, enter "Gpedit.msc"/(Group Policy) program/Computer Configuration/admin template/System/System Restore/Right, turn off System Restore, double-click to open it, enable.

2, in operation, enter "Gpedit.msc"/(Group Policy) program/Computer Configuration/Admin Template/windows component/Terminal Services/windows installer/on the right there will be a "turn off Create System Restore Checkpoint" double click to open it and select Enable.

After the deletion, it will also appear on the C: disk, repeat the 3.--5., and then delete, generally it will no longer appear, there have been repeated the previous steps, it is easy to delete.