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Answer» Hello! How can I get rid of the windows iso that automatically appears when I start the computer ? THANK you! [RECOVERING disk space, attachment deleted by admin]Remove the DVD from the drive and re-boot...I do not have a physical dvd in the drive. I keep ejecting it, but whenever I start my computer is still there. I know, I am not that tech savvy ...Where did you get the ISO from? What the OP has might be a kind of Malware. Otherwise, somebody did a virtual drive, which is part of Windows 7. EDIT: My bad.. Yoou have to get it fro a download. http://www.neowin.net/news/microsoft-releases-tool-to-mount-isos-for-windows-xp-vista-and-7 Microsoft releases tool to mount .ISOs for Windows XP, Vista and 7 Did the OP use that tool? It's a Windows 8 install disk image. It looks like a torrented file. To the OP: if you got this file by Bit Torrent, it is illegal and may contain malware. Scheize ! I might have to RUN my antivirus again and see what is the matter. And any other ideas please on how to remove it? Quote from: Shamy on March 16, 2014, 03:42:24 PM Scheize ! I might have to run my antivirus again and see what is the matter. And any other ideas please on how to remove it? If you downloaded the ISO via Bit Torrent, then delete it! Well that is what happens when you want to try something... I deleted the iso and downloaded MALWAREBYTES, also found some PUPs. But I think the issue is now fixed. Thank you again! Quote from: Shamy on March 16, 2014, 04:09:50 PM Well that is what happens when you want to try something... That is what happens when you break the law. Nothing will happen anyway, so don't need to worry about me If the OP does not return - ... he wad eaten by his tiger! He would not do that to me ... I hope! Quote from: Shamy on March 18, 2014, 04:22:13 AM He would not do that to me ... I hope! Did you see Life of Pi? Okay. The OP's problem has been solved and we're dealing with an illegal download, so I'm just going to lock the thread.

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Hello! How can I get rid of the windows iso that automatically appears when I start the computer ?

THANK you!

[RECOVERING disk space, attachment deleted by admin]Remove the DVD from the drive and re-boot...I do not have a physical dvd in the drive. I keep ejecting it, but whenever I start my computer is still there. I know, I am not that tech savvy ...Where did you get the ISO from?
What the OP has might be a kind of Malware.
Otherwise, somebody did a virtual drive, which is part of Windows 7.
EDIT: My bad.. Yoou have to get it fro a download.
http://www.neowin.net/news/microsoft-releases-tool-to-mount-isos-for-windows-xp-vista-and-7
Microsoft releases tool to mount .ISOs for Windows XP, Vista and 7

Did the OP use that tool?

It's a Windows 8 install disk image. It looks like a torrented file. To the OP: if you got this file by Bit Torrent, it is illegal and may contain malware.
Scheize ! I might have to RUN my antivirus again and see what is the matter. And any other ideas please on how to remove it? Quote from: Shamy on March 16, 2014, 03:42:24 PM

Scheize ! I might have to run my antivirus again and see what is the matter. And any other ideas please on how to remove it?

If you downloaded the ISO via Bit Torrent, then delete it!
Well that is what happens when you want to try something... I deleted the iso and downloaded MALWAREBYTES, also found some PUPs. But I think the issue is now fixed. Thank you again! Quote from: Shamy on March 16, 2014, 04:09:50 PM

Well that is what happens when you want to try something...

That is what happens when you break the law.
Nothing will happen anyway, so don't need to worry about me If the OP does not return -
... he wad eaten by his tiger!
He would not do that to me ...

I hope! Quote from: Shamy on March 18, 2014, 04:22:13 AM

He would not do that to me ...
I hope!

Did you see
Life of Pi?
Okay. The OP's problem has been solved and we're dealing with an illegal download, so I'm just going to lock the thread.

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