How to Kill W32. Kavo Virus

This updated guide examines How to Kill W32. Kavo Virus and organizes the essential facts, background, and practical takeaways in clear American English.

How to kill Kavo virus with ClamWin Free Antivirus software

Download ClamWin Free Antivirus and install it on your computer, go to the Select Components screen, if you don't want to integrate the software into Outlook and Widows Explorer, you can uncheck it, then click Next.

After installing, click on the software icon on the desktop to open, you will be prompted to download the latest virus data when entering the main interface of the software.

You press Shift and select all available drives and press Scan.

The software will conduct computer scans, detect and remove Kado viruses, as well as other malware on the computer.

How to delete the Kavo virus manually

1. Run Task Manager Right-click on the Taskbar at the bottom right of the screen, select Task Manager, and you will see the Task Manager window appear

Figure 1: Running Task Manager

Turn off WScript.exe & Explorer.exe if these two programs are running

Figure 2: Close wscript.exe

Figure 3: Close explorer.exe

2. Remove the Autorun.inf files The feature of this Kavo is to generate Autorun files located in the root directory of hard drives. These files make the virus active when the victim double clicks the hard drive. To avoid re-activating the virus, one of the first things you have to do is remove the Autorun files in the root directory of the drives (on my machine are C, D, E drives).

In the Task Manager window, select File > New Task (Run.)

Figure 4: Opening the run dialog to execute a program

The screen will display the Run command, type cmd to open the console screen, execute DOS commands

Figure 5: Running CMD command

In the console, in turn, execute the following commands:

Figure 6: Consonle screen to execute the command line

DEL c: autorun. * / F / a / s / q DEL d: autorun. * / F / a / s / q DEL e: autorun. * / F / a / s / q

3. Remove the virus In the console window, type the following commands:

CD c: windowssystem32 DIR / a avp *. *

You will see the files avpo.exe or avpo0.dll Keep typing

ATTRIB -r -s -h avpo.exe DEL avpo.exe

or

ATTRIB -r -s -h avpo0.dll DEL avp0.dll

Keep typing

DIR / a kavo *. *

If appears 1 or the files kavo.exe and kavo0.dll or kavo1.dll Perform deletion commands

ATTRIB -r -s -h kavo.exe DEL kavo.exe

ATTRIB -r -s -h kavo.dll DEL kavo.dll

ATTRIB -r -s -h kavo1.dll DEL kavo1.dll

Continue typing in the console

CD ATTRIB -r -s -h ntde1ect.com DEL ntde1ect.com

4. Edit Regedit In the Task Manager window, select File > New Task (Run.) (Figure 4) Display the Run box, type regedit

Figure 7: Executing the program Regedit

Figure 8: Window regedit

Figure 9: Delete avpo.exe

Go to HKEY_CURRENT_USER> SOFTWARE> Microsoft> Windows> CurrentVersion> Run In the left pane of Regedit window, if there is a stream of avpo.exe , right-click and delete the text.

At the end of the process, restart the computer. Go back to windows, if you don't see any hidden files (due to viruses) you can download the following Windows Registry file and run it https://tipsmake.com/data/fixHiddenFiles.reg Go to Statup by going to Run > type msconfig

Figure 10: Run MsConfig

Figure 11: Uncheck Kavo, or Avpo

Restart your computer again.