My pendrive is affected vy this virus , in each folder inside that there is exe file with the same folder name.
Also there is regsvr.exe and newfolder.exe continuously created even though i delete.

progunr

For the cost involved, I say get a new pendrive.

Sure, you could try to scan it on a computer but for as little as they cost,
I wouldn't take the chance that the virus could infect the computer too.

Good Luck!

progunr

OK jayalaks,

It is clear that you are of limited intelligence, so I apologize that my answer so confused you.

You see, you hit me with a negative rating, and you said that you "disagree" but we both know that you DO agree, you even admitted in your comment that you "already knew that"?

You could have read the rest of my answer, where it suggests that you could try to run a virus scan on the pen drive, but, I guess you choose to ignore that.

I disagree that you disagree with me, because you actually agree, and don't even know it.

Good Luck with your infected pen drive!

jayalaks

If you don't know how it could be cleaned rather than buying a new pendrive(which is ur solution) please keep shut.
I have seen a good solution for the newfolder exe already and removed the virus.Seeing ur answer many may think that the solution only is to buy a new pendrive and NO way to remove the New folder.exe.

My old Pendrive itself is now very clean without any Virus.
{if you format the pendrive also, the Virus will again come..So ur answer is ruled out}

Others,the solution for my question is availble in this link.Please use the second [HKEY_LOCAL...]
Infotix: How to remove NewFolder.exe virus

Scleros

If the files you mentioned are continuously recreated, I suspect the computer is still infected. To determine the exact virus and cleaning methods, you'll either need to install current antivirus software that can do the work itself or research the behavior at antivirus vendor sites and do a manual removal. Here's Symantec's writeup for a virus W32.HLLW.Ssdx that has some characteristics of yours. You may have a new variant.

Search for "new folder" or similar at:
McAfee Threat Center
Security Response - Symantec Corp.

You can also try running an online scan at Trend Micro HouseCall. AVG is also free.

The general gist of manual removal is booting into safe mode via F8 and locating and deleting the virus executable files (gleaned from reading the virus writeup at the above sites) and removing any registry entries.

There is also this post (did you search before posting?) http://www.askmehelpdesk.com/spyware...etc-85266.html