Help needed to remove setupsnk from memory stick

Sinister Pete

Thank you dear unknown person in advance for helping me. After a failed attempted at setting up a wireless network, my 2 Gb USB stick now has the files:
setupsnk.exe
autorun.inf
and a folder called: SMRTNTKY

They take up almost all the memory and cannot be deleted by any method I know as they are write protected and cannot be modified.

Can you help me remove these?

Regards

Sinister

rubadub

Can you not just format the drive?

Sinister Pete

Nope.

evil-monkey

Sinister Pete wrote: »

Nope.

can i ask why??

bushy...

Sinister Pete wrote: »

Thank you dear unknown person in advance for helping me. After a failed attempted at setting up a wireless network, my 2 Gb USB stick now has the files:
setupsnk.exe
autorun.inf
and a folder called: SMRTNTKY

They take up almost all the memory and cannot be deleted by any method I know as they are write protected and cannot be modified.

Can you help me remove these?

Regards

Sinister

Bit of a download but is a useful tool when things go wrong.No doubt there are many other ways to fix it.

http://www.remote-exploit.org/backtrack_download.html

download the cd image and burn it as a bootable disk .

This is free , works , and will burn the cd image for you

http://isorecorder.alexfeinman.com/isorecorder.htm

It's a live cd , so when you boot it , it will bring up an operating system without touching your hard disk.


Boot the PC with the cd in the drive.
Depending how the pc is setup etc it may :
start to boot from the cd
or you have to press F12 or something to bring up a boot choices menu
or you have to go into the BIOS and change the boot order.

Post up when you get that far

Gadgetman496

Download * install Unlocker v1.87 & see if you can delete them.

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