系统自带的软件防火墙-windows xp的安全策略（System comes with software, firewall, -windows, XP Security Policy）.doc

系统自带的软件防火墙-windows xp的安全策略（System comes with software, firewall, -windows, XP Security Policy） The security policy system with software firewall Windows XP The discovery of the virus, but whether in safe mode or Windows are not clear how to do? Because of the particularity of certain files and directories, there is no way to directly clear, including anti-virus antivirus security mode and some other ways, but we need some special means to clear the infected file. The directories listed below contain the subdirectories below. 1, the infected file in the TemporaryInternetFiles directory. Because of the files in this directory, Windows will have a protective effect (unproven). So for this directory of the infected files can not be removed even in safe mode, in this case, please close some programs, and then open the IE IE toolbar, select tools Internet options, select delete files that can be deleted, if you are prompted to delete all offline please choose the content, also be deleted. 2, the infected file in the _Restore directory, SystemVolumeInformation directory, or. This is the directory where the system restores and stores the restore file. This directory is only available when the WindowsMe/XP operating system is installed, because the system has a protective effect on this directory. In this case, you need to cancel the system restore function, and then delete the poison files, and even delete the entire directory is also possible. Close system restore method. WindowsMe, disable system restore, delete under DOS. XP shuts down system restore: right-click My computer, select properties, restore the system -- tick before you turn off System Restore on all drives - press OK to exit. 3, with poison files in.Rar,.Zip,.Cab and other compressed files. It can directly support the compressed file with file virus killing anti-virus software is also very small, even if there is only support some compression formats commonly used; therefore, for the vast majority of anti-vi