Undeleteable malware.

[Flyguygamer]

[Ahaber]

Those malware programmers were smart.

[boboman342]

system restore/re-install gg

[Gofspar]

nice ring0, rip windows install

[Pugs501]

nice ring0, rip windows install

RIP Clean PC

[boboman342]

"Should of gotten a mac" ~trolls

[Flyguygamer]

Update: More systems have similar and some of the same stuff. Re-install isn't really an option ATM.

[Scruffy90]

Could someone briefly explain whats going on in the command prompt?

[Flyguygamer]

Could someone briefly explain whats going on in the command prompt?

That is an elevated cmd,  meaning administrator rights. 

RD /S /Q will delete the directory inside the quotes "directory here"

 

The fact access is denied means that even elevated cmd can't delete this file.

[Scruffy90]

That is an elevated cmd,  meaning administrator rights. 

RD /S /Q will delete the directory inside the quotes "directory here"

 

The fact access is denied means that even elevated cmd can't delete this file.

Man, that just sounds like a terrible situation to encounter.

[Flyguygamer]

Man, that just sounds like a terrible situation to encounter.

yeah...

[SImoHayha]

Usually there is a way to get rid of these things...am not exactly computer smart, but usually malware makers when they find backdoors like that, it means something else can counter it. Maybe linux and deleting the files ? IDK

[boboman342]

Usually there is a way to get rid of these things...am not exactly computer smart, but usually malware makers when they find backdoors like that, it means something else can counter it. Maybe linux and deleting the files ? IDK

Maybe ssh into it and force delete the files or find the location of the files on the ssd/hard drive and physically clean it? I have no idea

[Flyguygamer]

Are you sure that this thing is a malware? If you're, try taking ownership of those files before trying to delete them.

takeown /f <foldername> /r /d y

Also, you can try to delete with Unlocker: http://www.filehippo.com/download_unlocker/

[Blevins]

Does this show up in your Antivirus? If so have you tried doing a boot time scan to remove before windows loads properly? You could also try using a live cd or flash drive OS to delete the files.