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Opening CD/USB Flash Drive "Application not found" [Vista-XP Security: Virus/Worm Busted!]

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By LawrenceAlbert on Wednesday, August 13, 2008

A friend of mine borrowed the flash drive to copy my program WinBubble and Youtube File Hack Tool. She brought back the USB Drive and I inserted it to my laptop (Drive D:, E:, F:, G:, H:, I:, J:, it depends on the number of drives exists). After Clicking the Drive Icon the Error Message appears: "Application Not Found" and because of that I cannot access the Drive.

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Go to command prompt and write the following. attrib -s -r -h X:\autorun.inf press enter and then write del X:\autorun.inf press enter and after this disconnect usb device from system and reconnect it. Note: Please notice that X means the drive letter (F:\, G:\, etc). **Courtesy zorlac7, techsupportforum.com**
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