Try other Antivirus like Kaspersky or Norton ...

Simple mate, just create a windows XP live CD using Bart pe-builder or you will get that windows XP live CD in Hiren Boot CD.



Just burn that image to a CD, pop in the CD to tour optical drive, boot from it. Remember to connect your external HDD to your PC before booting from the CD. Now after booting from the CD you will get the usual windows explorer. Now just select the folder/files and delete those.



All the hidden files and folders including the system protected files and folders will be visible. So just iron out those virus.

Yeah now i did try using an Ubuntu live loaded from USB. Mine is a netbook soo i do not have an optical drive and hence USB is only option.

I think you can see those files in winrar explorer.try and tell if it works .

As per u said

what u need:-

1.

Kaspersky internet secutiry updated.

if u dnt have purchased use trial



2.

Go to System restore and turn off for all systems.



3.

Start the AV and use full scan and high settings.





this sud work as u saying the problem and dnt 4get to on the system restore.



umm nothing left and its nt weird virus problem its common problem

Try "ESET SMART SECURITY 4"......

Try this :-

Kaspersky Rescue Disk – Load Kaspersky AntiVirus 2009 Using DOS



It should be able to detect..

Problem is that the virus is probably located in my machine somewhere but it affects only USB connected drives. Till now it has affected my external 1TB HDD, My all other external HDD, my sansa playee. So currently i tried to remove those weird folders using a Ubuntu live loaded from USB.



In Linux i checked those folders and what i noticed is that those folders have a exe file of some weird name and also a desktop.ini file :S

Well this doesn't seem like a weird problem. I've had such problems before.

Doing simple things should help you.



1. Run your virus-scanner (good softwares like Kaspersky, Norton, Nod32). Quarantine anything suspicious.

2. Install MalwareBytes Anti-Malware and update it. Don't scan for malware yet.

3. Install SUPERAntiySpyware and update it. Don't scan for malware yet.

4. Reboot into Safe Mode.

5. Run your Malware Scanners - Run both the scanners sequentially, deleting any references found.

6. If this method fails to clean your computer, download HijackThis, run and save a log, and then post the log to a reputable security forum such as BleepingComputer or GeekstoGo.

Try what i said it work 100%.