Disable the system restore prompt. System Recovery infection method

Windows Password Recovery Tool Ultimate is an easy to use tool that has been designed for resetting your Microsoft account lost password , Windows local account or domain passwords on almost all Windows operating systems such as Windows 10, 8.1, Windows 8, Windows 7 (32/ 64 bit), Windows Vista (32/64 bit), Windows XP, 2000, NT, Windows Server 2012 (R2)/2008 (R2)/2003 (R2).

Windows Password Recovery Tool Ultimate allows you to reset or remove your password without having to perform a reinstallation or undergo a system lockout. The tool is easy to use and has the capability to get you back into your system quickly.

You could come across numerous scenarios where you may need a password utility like this to help you gain access to your computer; you may have no password reset disk, or you have forgotten your Windows 8 administrator password and have no other administrator accounts. Or you may even have changed your login password but unfortunately lost or can"t remember it. Whatever the reason, Windows Password Recovery Tool Ultimate is a good tool that can recover your much needed data. You should be able to recover a Windows password for any computer, whether that be a laptop or a desktop.

The application supports all popular computer manufacturers on the market including HP, Dell, Sony, ASUS, Lenovo, Acer, Samsung, and Toshiba, etc.

Title: Windows Password Recovery Tool Ultimate 6.2.0.2 for Windows File size: 56.57 MB Requirements:

• Windows 10
• Windows 8
• Windows XP 64-bit,
• Windows 7
• Windows 2008
• Windows XP,
• Windows 2008 R2,
• Windows 7 64-Bit,
• Windows Vista,
• Windows Vista 64-bit,
• Windows 2012
• Windows 2008 64-bit,
• Windows 8 64-bit,
• Windows 2003
• Windows 9x
• Windows 10 64-bit,
• Windows 2000

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In our organization, we have so-called security posts where a security guard sits at a small computer and looks at cameras automatically loaded in his area of ​​vision through Intellect software. So, he monitors the situation and here, by the way, this is no longer uncommon, not only at security posts, but also for company employees who are sitting in the office, sudden disconnection of sockets occurs. Usually this is connecting a larger load than the machine is designed for (hello Heater, kettle, etc.), or simply a power surge. So the system is turned off, the user turns it on and the system starts the element instead of starting to load in the usual mode "Running Startup Repair Tool (recommended)."

And what can one say here, but it’s a pain to go around to everyone who has had this happen. By the way, this element of supposed recovery, in my personal practice, never restores anything, which means it would be more practical to deactivate it. As a result of this, an idea crept in on how to save time in the future, someone would say, okay, think about it, let’s send an ordinary engineer and let him study, and if you, like me, work on a shift schedule and have one for the whole large center, run around each one if you please.

Well, okay, we need to solve this problem centrally; for a single workstation, you need to execute the following lines with Administrator rights:

C:\Windows\system32>

The operation was completed successfully.

C:\Windows\system32>

The operation was completed successfully.

Now there will be no more calls or texts about my system crashing after a power outage and not loading, it says recovery is in progress. I note that the mode F8 is not deactivated, you should never turn it off because it is your hope for resuscitation in the event of a system crash. If an incorrect shutdown fails, then after turning on the system will boot, ignoring any errors that have arisen in normal mode. To return everything as it was, then the command:

C:\Windows\system32>bcdedit /set (current) bootstatuspolicy displayallfailures

The operation was completed successfully.

And do a dirty trick by turning off the mode F8 You can do this (at least be naked):

C:\Windows\system32>bcdedit /set (bootmgr) displaybootmenu no

The operation was completed successfully.

Turn back mode F8:

C:\Windows\system32>bcdedit /set (bootmgr) displaybootmenu yes

The operation was completed successfully.

Okay, what if you need to do this for all computers in the domain? And if I need to do it right now, I’ll use the package pstools and the utility from it called as psexec. I create Bat-file with the necessary commands and a text file with computer names taken from systems.

drecovery.bat

Echo %ComputerName%

Bcdedit /set (current) bootstatuspolicy ignoreallfailures

Bcdedit /set (current) recoveryenabled no

Reagentc /disable

Exit

c:\PSTools>type files.txt

Pc1-k

Pc2-k

Pc3-k

Pc5-k

Pc6-k

Pc7-k

Pc10-k

And run this bat file on all computers in the list:

C:\Windows\system32>cd /d c:\PSTools

c:\PSTools>psexec @c:\pstools\files.txt -c c:\PSTools\drecovery.bat

and all messages are displayed on the console. If you need to analyze it, then we redirect to a file:

c:\PSTools>psexec @c:\pstools\files.txt -c c:\PSTools\drecovery.bat > c:\pstools

\drecovery_report.log

I advise you to open the resulting file using an advanced text editor notepad++ because there are no problems with the readability of encodings. Here's a snippet from the log:

As you can see, everything planned worked out.

You don’t have to bother with the script, but make a local group policy, on Windows 7 Pro SP1)

Win + R - gpedit.msc- Policy "Local computer" — Administrative Templates - System - System Restore:

Disable System Restore<=>Turn on

The changes will be applied after you restart the computer. I just don’t know how to make a group policy for the entire domain, although this is important for me, spending time searching is unnecessary as an alternative to the package solution pstools does a great job.

That's all, the result has been achieved and for me, a happy admin has fewer problems. With this I say goodbye, until new notes with respect, the author of the blog - ekzorchik.

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Threat name

Executable file name:

Threat type:

Affected OS:

Win32 (Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows Seven, Windows 8)

System Recovery infection method

System Recovery copies its file(s) to your hard drive. Typical file name (*.*) . Then it creates a startup key in the registry with a name and value (*.*) . You can also find it in the process list with the name (*.*) or .

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Download the removal utility

Download this program and remove System Recovery and (*.*) (download will start automatically):

* SpyHunter was developed by the American company EnigmaSoftware and is capable of removing System Recovery automatically. The program was tested on Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8.

Functions

The program is able to protect files and settings from malicious code.

The program can fix browser problems and protects browser settings.

Removal is guaranteed - if SpyHunter fails, free support is provided.

24/7 anti-virus support is included in the package.

Download the System Recovery removal utility from the Russian company Security Stronghold

If you are not sure which files to delete, use our program System Recovery removal utility.. The System Recovery removal utility will find and completely remove all problems associated with the System Recovery virus. A fast, easy-to-use System Recovery removal tool will protect your computer from the System Recovery threat that harms your computer and violates your privacy. The System Recovery removal utility scans your hard drives and registry and removes any manifestation of System Recovery. Regular antivirus software is powerless against malicious programs such as System Recovery. Download this simplified removal tool specially designed to solve problems with System Recovery and (*.*) (download will start automatically):

Functions

Deletes all files created by System Recovery.

Removes all registry entries created by System Recovery.

The program can fix browser problems.

Immunizes the system.

Removal is guaranteed - if the Utility fails, free support is provided.

24/7 antivirus support via GoToAssist is included in the package.

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How to remove System Recovery manually

This problem can be resolved manually by deleting registry keys and files associated with System Recovery, removing it from the startup list and de-registering all associated DLL files. In addition, missing DLL files must be restored from the OS distribution if they were damaged.

To get rid of it, you need:

1. Terminate the following processes and delete the corresponding files:

Warning: you need to delete only files whose checksums are in the list of malicious ones. There may be files with the same names on your system. We recommend using this to solve the problem safely.

2. Delete the following folders:

3. Delete the following registry keys and/or values:

Warning: If registry key values ​​are specified, you should delete only the specified values ​​and leave the keys themselves intact. We recommend using this to solve the problem safely.

4. Reset browser settings

Sometimes it can affect your browser settings, such as changing your search and home page. We recommend that you use the free "Reset Browsers" feature in "Tools" in the program to reset all browsers at once. Please note that before this you need to delete all files, folders and registry keys belonging to System Recovery. To reset browser settings manually, use these instructions:

For Internet Explorer

If you are using Windows XP, click Start, And Open. Enter the following in the field Open without quotes and press Enter: "inetcpl.cpl".

If you are using Windows 7 or Windows Vista, click Start. Enter the following in the field Search without quotes and press Enter: "inetcpl.cpl".

Select a tab Additionally

Under Resetting Internet Explorer browser settings, click Reset. And press Reset again in the window that opens.

Select checkbox Remove personal settings to delete history, restore search and home page.

After Internet Explorer has completed the reset, click Close in the dialog box.

Warning: Reset browsers settings V Tools

For Google Chrome

Locate your Google Chrome installation folder at: C:\Users\"username"\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\Application\User Data.

In folder User Data, find the file Default and rename it to DefaultBackup.

Launch Google Chrome and a new file will be created Default.

Google Chrome settings reset

Warning: In case this doesn't work, use the free option. Reset browsers settings V Tools in the Stronghold AntiMalware program.

For Mozilla Firefox

Open Firefox

From the menu, select Help > Problem Solving Information.

Click the button Reset Firefox.

After Firefox finishes, it will show a window and create a folder on your desktop. Click Complete.

Warning: This way you will lose your passwords! We recommend using the free option Reset browsers settings V Tools in the Stronghold AntiMalware program.

Extracts e-mails from damaged TBB-file using signature lookup. You get correct TBB file on output. This utility can either skip or undelete deleted messages. Also, you can specify range for extraction (by message number or by offset in source file). Tested on The Bat ver. 2.02.3 and 4.1.11 .

Works under all Windows versions - Windows (95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP/etc.).

• disable automatic connection to the server and exit The Bat.
• make copy of original (damaged) messages.tbb and messages.tbi
• process messages.tbb with tbbcopy
• place obtained .TBB file back to corresponding mail folder of The Bat and rename it to messages.tbb then remove messages.tbi from the same folder.
• run The Bat and perform integrity check of newly recovered folder.