mblpcblock.in (crazy encrypt/rename virus?)

Please download decrypt_mblblock.exe to your desktop.
The complete usage instructions and video can be found here.

• If you only have a single hard disk with one partition, the only thing you need to start the tool.
• Windows XP users can simply double click and run the tool, Windows Vista, 7 & 8 users need to run the tool with administrator rights.
• Now it will automatically scan your complete hard disk for decrypt the files, when there are encryptes files present it will automatically decrypt those without deleting the encrypted originals.
• After the decryption check all of the decrypted files if they open properly.
• Once you verified the files were decrypted properly you can delete the encrypted HTML files.

If you have more than one hard disk or partitions with encrypted files, things a slightly more complicated. To scan and decrypt files on those other hard disks or partitions you will have to pass the additional drives as a command line parameter:

• While holding down the Windows key now press the R key.http://www.imgdumper.nl/uploads6/5198943266c36/5198943264916-Windows_key_R_system_information_prepare.png The “Run Box” will now appear.
• In the “Run box” Type in “cmd.exe” and press Enter.
• The Windows Command Line prompt should show up.
• You first need to switch into the directory where you downloaded the decryption tool to.
• This can be done using the cd command: cd /d “<path>”
• Just replace <path> with the path you downloaded the decryption tool to. If you downloaded it to C:\Users\Administrator\Downloads for example the exact command line to type in should look like this:
• cd /d “C:\Users\Administrator\Downloads”
• If you did everything right you will see that the command prompt changed slightly and now references the download directory.
• Run the decryption tool with a list of all your drives you want the tool to scan. If you have a C:, D: and E: drive for example, run the tool like this:
• decrypt_mblblock.exe C:\ D:\ E:\
• Please be patient while the tool is running, and you may better not use the computer before the tool is ready.