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mbr parameter

banderas1978

The reinstallation of the system is not likely to remove a virus as some viruses affect the Master Boot Record (pre OS boot). If they are instantly reloaded to memory even with a format I wonder if /MBR parameter helps here?

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sprkymrk

banderas1978 wrote:

The reinstallation of the system is not likely to remove a virus as some viruses affect the Master Boot Record (pre OS boot). If they are instantly reloaded to memory even with a format I wonder if /MBR parameter helps here?

I think you're correct, an fdisk /mbr should do it.

banderas1978

Thanks!