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if the infection has been removed then presumably you can use your back up files.
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Run malewarebytes.
Their is probably a tool you can download on the net to correct your files. |
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Bring back the good old days when the only danger with looking at porn was paper cuts.
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Make a copy of a file, then manually rename it and see if it opens.
To display file extensions in windows explorer, Tools, folder options, view un-check hide extensions for known file types. To rename, some batch files may make the re-naming easier. |
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If the ransomware encrypted the files, then you are stuffed unless you have backups (or unless you pay the ransom).
If the ransomware changed the name of the files, but was nabbed by McAfee before it encrypted them, then renaming the files should work. Of course, if ransomware was stopped halfway through, then renaming will work with some files and not others. You can do a batch rename (of all files at once) using the rename command from the command prompt in the relevant folder: ren *.jpeg.crypz *.jpeg |
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LOL don't pay-up !!!
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