How to remove 'new folder.exe' virus in pendrive.

Everybody use pendrive and obviously face problem. I have faced so many virus using my pendrive. Source is my unsecured college lab and others who use internet at home and download virus unknowingly and spread all over through their pen drive. Commonly known USB virus are ‘Autorun.inf’ which makes files try launch itself. “Newfolder.exe” which is most cunning of all, it doesn’t get delete neither get detected by any antivirus software in including AVG, Avast, NOD32, Biddefender, PC cilin. But EZ or Etrust Or CA antivirus delete it clean. I guess how it identifies that virus in my comp. I scanned my pendrive in my college system which has Etrust but it didn’t identify. See to that your antivirus is upto date, else it is of no use. Well there is another tool to delete these two buggers. Download this tool SmartAV and run it to find USB virus and ‘autorun.inf’.  this tool has been designed specially for USB virus. Even you have firewall for USB and it tells you if any unauthorized access happens. You can search for such a tool in google. But i feel SmartAV works properly. I prefer SmartAV only as a second option because First option is ETrust antivirus. Disable autorun once for all.

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36 Responses to “How to remove 'new folder.exe' virus in pendrive.”

  1. Gowtham Says:

    Etrust has finally started deleting the newfolder virus :grin:
    But i think SmartAV will be very handy indeed.



  2. Visu Says:

    Yes, it a damn annoying virus. My college labs are flooded with this virus. The easy way to avoid is “Never double click on a pen drive”. I once got this in my system. Luckily, i had Kaspersky which identified and deleted it.



  3. Vivek (Avenger) Says:

    the latest update of Kaspersky deletes the newfolder.exe virus!!!



  4. H@R! Says:

    I heard Kaspersky only identifies it and doesn’t delete it. Fine now with kaspersky then.



  5. Praveen Says:

    Machi, how to disable AutoRun da? I have tried doing it a couple of time by going to the properties of the K drive, but it still opens automatically!



  6. Vinod Says:

    It must be Arun’s work the famous Virus guy :D



  7. Marc Says:

    Definitely it is all because of Poochi Arun, the father of all viruses. He develops them at home and grows them in his pen drive.



  8. Selerines Says:

    Ya i think both Vinod and Marc are correct….. We should develop a new software to prevent us from the Arun pen drive viruses. What is the name of the virus dude?



  9. Gany Says:

    Hmmm i ll try it out dude.



  10. Rachel Says:

    @Selerines, the name of the virus is buhaa..keep dude ;)



  11. Selerines Says:

    @Rachel Even for the virus also you named it as Bhuaa va? Hmmm…. Now a days bhuaa is becoming so famous….



  12. earthlingorgeous Says:

    Hi Hari thanks for dropping by my blog and leaving your link :) april fools day:) be careful :)



  13. bharath Says:

    guys dont worry arun has lossed his pendrive…to get more details check out his blog oceanic11.wordpress.com



  14. Suryas Says:

    Still now am facing this pbm… Will try this



  15. Vivek (Avenger) Says:

    i heard from my friend tht the latest update of kaspersky does delete the virus!!



  16. admin Says:

    Anybody tell praveen hoe to disable autorun. Im not sure.



  17. Dil Egitimi Says:

    does anyone knows if there is any other information about this subject in other languages?



  18. Gowtham Says:

    Disable autorun
    1. Open Windows Explorer by pressing the Windows + “e” key.

    2. Right-click the desired CD-ROM and select Properties from the menu.

    3. Select the AutoPlay tab.

    4. Select each item from the drop down list and for the Action to perform, select “Take no action” to disable autorun, or pick the apporpriate action to take if enabling autorun.

    5. Select OK.

    ** Do the same to disable the autorun for pendrive,by choosing the appropriate device.

    If this doesnt work tell me, i know an optional method.



  19. Marc Says:

    You can also reinstall Windows after formatting your entire hard disk.



  20. admin Says:

    Brilliant Marc.



  21. Praveen Says:

    yeah it does .. but you could try kaspersky latest update . it deletes this regrev and newfolder .exe.



  22. Gowtham Says:

    @Praveen
    Etrust deletes it too
    @Marc, You are growing more cleverer each day



  23. Vinod Says:

    @ Praveen
    Visit http://enga-area.blogspot.com to know how to disable the pen drive autorun…



  24. Naresh Says:

    i dont know, what i want to comment in this post.. I have no idea about this virus……



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  26. Marc Says:

    Gowtham, I am already very clever. You are realising it slowly.



  27. Hari Says:

    Now i’m hearing Kaspersky not deleting the new folder.exe



  28. manjunath Says:

    hi
    this newfolder.exe



  29. manjunath Says:

    i cant clean the newfolder.exe virus with my mcafee.what to do



  30. manjunath Says:

    plz help meeeeeeeee



  31. Hari Says:

    if Mcafee doesn’t delete newfolder.exe, you can just uninstall it and install Ez anti virus or the tool called smartAV which can delete this stupid newfolder.exe



  32. Shivesh Says:

    Thanx Hari. Your tool smarAV has very well removed newfolder.exe virus. your tool is fantastic and super. everyone should use it to heal their pendrives from newfolder.exe



  33. Hari Says:

    AH its not my tool dude. I just found it internet. Anyways you are welcome.



  34. Aadhi Says:

    Thanks a lot buddy! ur tool s just amazing!



  35. Spartacus Says:

    Passed, senks author



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