Boot.vbs is a virus which is from the family of W32/Autorun.worm.h worm which attempts deploy itself to the root directory of all the drives by creating the autorun.inf files. Autorun.inf files in the root directory of each drive will execute the virus when ever user opens that drive.

Boot.vbs virus comes from W32/Lsetspy-C worm which also creates the following files on your computer as dxdlg.exe, wscript.exe and kinza.exe. Its located in windows at the following locations:

• C:\Windows\System32\dxdlg.exe
• C:\Windows\System32\boot.vbs

Here is the removal procedure  to remove boot.vbs virus completely in 5 minutes.

Fix:

In order to remove boot.vbs virus you will need to end the primary process of the boot.vbs virus named dxdlg.exe, wscript.exe

Normally for removing this worm you will need to boot in safe mode but with we will tell you the procedure to remove this boot.vbs virus without booting in the safemode

1. Download Process Explorer from this link.

2. Run process explorer and Locate the following process, right click and select Kill Process or press Del key and Enter to end the process named dxdlg.exe and wscript.exe

3. Press Window + R and type msconfig and press Enter, click the startup tab

4. Uncheck the entries containing the names  dxdlg.exe, wscript.exe and click OK

5. Now, Search for the following files on your computer and delete them from any where found in your computer.

dxdlg.exe
wscript.exe
boot.vbs
kinza.exe

Note: Also delete all the autorun.inf files in the root directory of the drive using autorun eater tool here. Now you need to remove the registry changes done by the virus in the registry 

6. Open Start Menu >> Run, type regedit and press Enter.

Navigate to the following path:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon

7. In the right pane, double click the edit the value of Userinit and set the value as “C:\windows\system32\userinit.exe” there should be nothing else written with this value mentioned.

8. Close registry and restart your computer, boot.vbs virus will be gone.

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There are hell lot of virus which infects Windows and makes your computer respond slowly to each action. One such virus is Kinza.exe virus. It comes normally through virus infected pen drives and Internet.

What does Kinza.exe Virus do ?

Firstly it makes your computer too slow in doing anything, restricts to use Task Manager, Regedit, Command Prompt, msconfig and Group Policy etc. All these windows tool like task manager or command prompt or regedit flashes for a second when user try to launch them and then nothing happens.

All these tools opens for few seconds and then close themselves, most common example would be command prompt flashes for a second when tried to be launched. Kinza virus also disable folder options in windows and remove folder options from windows explorer. It creates a lot of exe and boot.vbs files which got executed on system startup.

Let’s see how to remove kinza virus from your infected computer system.

Fix:

In order to remove kinza virus, you will need to download the Kinza Virus Removal Patch and run it in the Windows’s safe mode.

Note: Make sure to turn off system restore before using kinza removal tool.

How to Use Kinza Removal Tool

( Download Link to kinza removal tool is given at the bottom )

1. Restart your computer in safe mode, for this you will need to press F8 at the time of Windows  boot to enter in Windows Safe Mode.

2. Run Kinza Removal Tool to delete kinza virus from your system.

3. Delete temp files and Internet temp file.

Download Kinza Removal Tool

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