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SenorFax:
He could have use a disk instead of flash. And which photographer deletes videos after sending. He's simply an amateurs and should be blamed for this.

In other words, maybe the video has be corrupted even before he sent it, therefore using deletion to cover his track.

Try and copy a neutral video on the flash and play it, if it plays, the photographer is at fault and the flash is not corrupted.

Iyke1998:
Good day everyone..
A friend of mine wedding video was sent to him via flash, unknown to him that the flash has virus.
when he got home to play the video,it wasnt playing.But the videos are still in the flash(the video size still intact).

I told him to tell the guy who edited the video to send it again but he said the guy has already deleted the video from his system..

Please is there any strong antivirus that can erase the virus?
Or are there any other options?

Please suggestions are needed

Mrlouis:
HERE IS WHAT TO DO.
step 1: plug the flash or memory card on to your PC.
Step 2: click on "Computer" or "this PC" locate the drive letter of the flash on your PC. E.g D, E, X , C etc...then note it down
Step 3: search for CMD on your computer, right click and open it as adminstrator
Step 4: type the drive letter of your flash with a colon added .e.g D: or E: etc as the case may be then press enter
Step 5: type this command without the quotation marks "attrib -s -h -r /s /d *. *" and hit Enter. Mind you there are spaces in what you are to type so be careful else it won't run correctly..

You will see the cursor on the CMD blinking..once it's done a new line of text will pop up...it's done, go back to your flash/memory card and see your files again..
Next time keep an antivirus handy. Good day

Mrlouis:
HERE IS WHAT TO DO.
step 1: plug the flash or memory card on to your PC.
Step 2: click on "Computer" or "this PC" locate the drive letter of the flash on your PC. E.g D, E, X , C etc...then note it down
Step 3: search for CMD on your computer, right click and open it as adminstrator
Step 4: type the drive letter of your flash with a colon added .e.g D: or E: etc as the case may be then press enter
Step 5: type this command without the quotation marks "attrib -s -h -r /s /d *. *" and hit Enter. Mind you there are spaces in what you are to type so be careful else it won't run correctly..

You will see the cursor on the CMD blinking..once it's done a new line of text will pop up...it's done, go back to your flash/memory card and see your files again..
Next time keep an antivirus handy. Good day

Mrlouis:
HERE IS WHAT TO DO.
step 1: plug the flash or memory card on to your PC.
Step 2: click on "Computer" or "this PC" locate the drive letter of the flash on your PC. E.g D, E, X , C etc...then note it down
Step 3: search for CMD on your computer, right click and open it as adminstrator
Step 4: type the drive letter of your flash with a colon added .e.g D: or E: etc as the case may be then press enter
Step 5: type this command without the quotation marks "attrib -s -h -r /s /d *. *" and hit Enter. Mind you there are spaces in what you are to type so be careful else it won't run correctly..

You will see the cursor on the CMD blinking..once it's done a new line of text will pop up...it's done, go back to your flash/memory card and see your files again..
Next time keep an antivirus handy. Good day