Sick and tired of constantly seeing the New Folder.exe file in the root path of every storage media you have?

Sick and tired of constantly seeing a new folder with the same name inside every folder you have?

When you doubleclick on one of your hard drive partitions, does it show you some unexpected results?

When you rightclick on one of your hard drive partitions, do you see a new item called "Autoplay" on top of other items with bold face?

When you right click on one of your hard drive partitions, do you see some new items with garbage text?

If your answer was 'Yes' to any of the above questions then the chances are that you may be infected with the Sohanad virus (otherwise known as New Folder.exe) or one of its variants. The problem is that this virus is particulary cumbersome to remove, even by reputable anti-virus programs. But we have the solution and it is called SRT (or Sohanad Removal Tool)!

SRT - Sohanad Removal Tool will detect and remove all traces of the Sohanad virus from your system, including floppy disks and USB flash disks (the latter ones must be write enabled during the scan process).

It also removes the leftovers of this virus by removing the 'autorun.inf' files and cleaning up you system registry, so you won't see the 'autoplay' item anymore.

How to use it?
Start your computer in Safe mode and run this tool. If you have infected floppy/flash disks you can insert them and click start. You can repeat this process for every disk you have.

NOTE: Free for personal use only. If you would like to use the application in a business environment you are required to license the application.

What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

· Signatures' database update