I received a multimedia message from an unknown source, and I couldn't delete it without content, so that a short message was always displayed on my mobile phone. How can we make it disappear?

Viruses in mobile phones are nothing new now, especially today when smart phones are increasingly "flooding" and Bluetooth functions are gradually becoming popular. Recently, it is widely rumored on the Internet that a friend's mobile phone is infected with a virus, which is aimed at the smart phone of Symbian operating system. The name is "kabir". This virus runs on the mobile phone, and the word "Caribe" will be displayed when it is turned on. You can use Bluetooth to run the Symbian system.

Cell phones infect each other After poisoning, the mobile phone will start the Bluetooth function to search other nearby mobile phones with Bluetooth function. After discovery, the virus will be packaged into a secure file and transmitted to a Bluetooth-enabled machine. After being infected, the words "Caribbean" will be displayed on the screen as soon as the phone is turned on. This virus can even modify the Symbian system!

Here's a way to get rid of this virus. Taking N-GAGE QD as an example, the basic methods of using Symbian operating system for other smart phones are basically similar.

Step 1: load N-GAGE QD into seleq software.

Step 2: Search for CARIBE file under C: Drive C:SYSTEMAPP (not all machines can find this file, and the Bluetooth function is generally not turned on when the virus runs).

Step 3: Delete the Caribbean Sea. APP is in the directory of c: systemsymbiansuredatacaribe security manager; FLO。 MDL file under CARIBE. RSC and c: system log.

Step 4: delete C:SYSTEMINSTALLCARIBE. SIS file. In the process of deleting files, you need to pay attention to the following:

1. When the application file cannot be deleted, you need to restart QD to delete it.

2. At this point, delete INSTALLCARIBE. SIS file will prompt "Hidden cannot be deleted", and it cannot be deleted even if it is restarted. At this point, just modify. The SIS file is closed, hidden and then deleted, thus completely deleting the virus and giving the mobile phone a clean operating space.