I downloaded an Aqworlds hack and when I opened it, it has a virus and it uninstalled my programs and disabled my task manager. Then, I recieved this pop up message everytime "Files that are required for windows to run properly have been replaced by unrecognized versions. To maintain stability, Windows must restore the original version of these files. Insert your Windows XP Professional Pack 3 CD now"
When I press cancel, it comes out again and again

Next time don't download hacks? That's all I can really say >_>

My PC was already windows when I bought it. So I dont have the CD

lol wut. It comes with disc dude.
Anyways can you get to your desktop?

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lol wut. It comes with disc dude.
Anyways can you get to your desktop?

Not all computers come with such.

My computer has no disk or floppy disk drive. It came with no CD or anything.

But as for the virus, you may be a bit fucked sir, sorry to say it, but it's the sad truth, don't hack/cheat and learn your lesson.

I have already downloaded an antivirus and deleted that bastard. My computer is now fine and is working well except for the popup notification. I would like to know if its safe to ignore this until I will be able to buy a disk

Press Windows+R (or open Run in the Start menu)

Run this: eventvwr.msc

Look for an event sourced by Windows File Protection. Double click it. A new window should open up that looks like this:



Click the button that the arrow is pointing to. That copies the event information to your clipboard. Paste the information here so we can determine which files are corrupt, and we can go from there.

Why did you need an aq worlds hack... if i remember correctly, its a flash game. Isn't it like impossible to hack items in it without hacking the actual server? In addition, it ruins the game if you try to cheat in items/swords/armor or whatever. My advice is always play legit... then theres very little chance you will get shit like this...

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Press Windows+R (or open Run in the Start menu)

Run this: eventvwr.msc

Look for an event sourced by Windows File Protection. Double click it. A new window should open up that looks like this:



Click the button that the arrow is pointing to. That copies the event information to your clipboard. Paste the information here so we can determine which files are corrupt, and we can go from there.

I cant open it is says "mmc.exe - Application error
The application failed to initialize properly (0x0000005). Click OK to terminate application."

the same error appears when I open other apps

Haha fuck. Looks like your management console is corrupt too.

Getting an installation CD is pretty much your only option here. Did you try doing a system restore?

Actually, your virus just eat all those memories and your windows. So, I suggest you to start your computer from zero... lol.. You can buy a CD or search it on internet <.< If you're buying a CD. Don't put it into your computer before you make up your computer (Just ask someone to do that... Because you need to make your computer become empty and nothing).... I guess... XD