As of version 1.2.3, Shortcut Cleaner will also clean hijacked Registry entries associated with known hijackers. 

File Size 193 KB

This tool is currently used to clean shortcuts hijacked by the following domains:

• widdit.com
• searchcompletion.com
• certified-toolbar.com
• complitly.com
• newhometab.com
• dtinstaller.com
• chipinstaller.com
• homebase-apps.com
• helperbar.com
• 22find.com
• qvo6.com
• hotstartsearch.com
• dosearches.com
• v9.com
• 22apple.com
• portaldosites.com
• delta-homes.com
• nationzoom.com
• do-search.com
• awesomehp.com
• aartemis.com
• sweet-page.com
• webssearches.com
• key-find.com
• qone8.com
• omiga-plus.com
• www-search.net
• safesear.ch
• istartsurf.com
• istartpageing.com

Junkware Removal Tool Portable

File Size 1.6 MB

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USB Shortcut Cleaners

Shortcut virus usually has two forms: Flash Drive Shortcut virus and Folder Shortcut virus. Both viruses would make USB drive or file folders become shortcuts, causing USB or file folder inaccessible with shortcut formats. Given this, users would often suffer serious data loss trouble and even huge economic loss. So what to do and how to fix the shortcut virus? Follow these methods below to find answers here now. 

USB Shortcut Recover v1.2

File Size 390 KB

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USB Cleaner ShortCut & VBS Virus v.2.0

File Size 239 KB

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Simple Batch File to Recover Hidden Files/ Folder in your USB

DOWNLOAD  (1 kb)

download it and extract the "uCleaner.bat"and COPY IT TO YOUR USB & go to CMD (adminisrator) then Type ucleaner and Press Enter, then watch yourself

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Rinzler: Remove Shortcut Virus from USB Pen Drive and Clean Malicious Scripts

It is a USB Malware Cleaner.
This is a small tool that removes malicious scripts created by virus or malware, unhides folder and files, deletes all shortcut from selected drive. Also disables autorun completely and provides option to enable registry, folder options and task manager. Visit the project website for more information.

Features

• Unhides files and folders on disks and USB flash drives after a virus attack
• Deletes Virus / Malware made shortcuts
• Removes Malicious Scripts such as vba,vbs,ini,thumbs.db,Autorun.inf
• Option to Disables Autorun completely to prevent future virus/malware attacks.
• Option to Enable registry if "Disabled by Administrator message appears" after a virus attack.
• Option to Enable Folder Option if its hidden by a virus/malware.
• Option to Enable Task Manager if it is disabled by a virus/malware.

Rinzler USB Cleaner v2.0

File Size 18.4 MB

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‘Shortcut Virus Remover’ Tool to Remove Shortcut Virus from PC

You can use ‘Shortcut Virus Remover’ tool to clean the virus. Just install the virus and run it. In the drive letter section type the drive letter you want to remove virus. Press ‘Clean Virus’ button to delete Windows shortcut virus. You will be asked three to four times for confirmation.

Shortcut Virus Remover v1.0 Portable

File Size 229 KB

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AntiBAK to Remove Usb Shortcut Virus

Most of the time, all the antivirus fails to detect virus that creates shortcut. AntiBAK is a brilliant software that can fix all the shortcut virus related issue and delete it permanently and completely from usb.

AntiBAK v2

File Size 232 KB

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USB-FIX Premium v11.0.31 (Portable)

File Size 4.5 MB

Setting for USB-Fix

 Antivirus software are far from being perfect in catching rootkits, we’ve put 15 dedicated anti-rootkit tools to the test and see if they are able to detect the 3 different keyloggers (All In One Keylogger, Invisible KeyLogger Stealth, Elite Keylogger) that uses rootkit technology which we have installed on our test system.

Avast! Anti-Rootkit

Kaspersky TDSSKiller Anti-Rootkit

Malwarebytes Anti-Rootkit

Trend Micro RootkitBuster Anti-Rootkit

McAfee Rootkit Remover Anti-Rootkit

Norton Power Eraser Anti-Rootkit

UnHackMe Anti-Rootkit [ U191-S208-AU25-W7N5 ]

AntiSpy Anti-Rootkit  More...

GMER Anti-Rootkit

NoVirusThanks Anti-Rootkit

PC Hunter Anti-Rootkit

PowerTool Anti-Rootkit

Sophos Anti-Rootkit Portable  More Help

 No matter how user friendly or easy it is to use the anti-rootkit tools, you must use it with care to avoid wrongly disabling an important process/driver that may cause Windows not to boot up properly. Always get advice from tech support forums or perhaps send the suspicious file to antivirus companies using X-Ray to get confirmation if the file is a rootkit.