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Backup files while infected by Surabaya Virus

Yesterday while my mistress is infected by Surabaya Virus, i noticed that my brother plays DOTA and i wonder how does he do that. Then only way is by browsing each a a folder by using of "run"... by pressing the "Browse" button, i can see my other files and folder. And from there, i found out that i can browse a folder without clicking the folder icon. Just simply type in the address bar the name of your folder [don't include the ".scr" file extension]. And then i format the infected partition of my mistress.
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Anonymous said…
aus na ng blog ah! hehe. kowl-tea na!
4/10/2009 11:34:00 AM
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