ukash malware

ekih · Mar 15, 2013

I have a dell laptop the is infected with the ukash malware.
Only boots up to a rcmp (police) screen saying that it needs me to pay to unlock the computer.
I am unable to boot into safe mode, needs password that I don't have, this is in the computer not caused by ukash.
I have removed the hard drive and have connected it to my desktop computer via a sata to usb connector.
My thought was to work on the hard drive from my desktop.
I am unable to access the drive, it says that it needs to format the drive.

chaslang · Mar 16, 2013

You did not even tell us what version of Windows you are running on the problem computer and this is the first thing you should always tell us. It has an impact on what steps we can or will take. Please put the hard disk back into the original PC.

ekih · Mar 17, 2013

chaslang said: ↑

You did not even tell us what version of Windows you are running on the problem computer and this is the first thing you should always tell us. It has an impact on what steps we can or will take. Please put the hard disk back into the original PC.
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WinXP Pro

chaslang · Mar 17, 2013

Okay then try the below special boot CD.

For FBI Moneypak and other Randsomware infections:
You should try the below procedure.

The Kaspersky WindowsUnlocker utility to fight ransom malware

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ukash malware

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