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Sorry to say, but I think your Chernobyl has melted down and done
irreparable harm to your drive. If you have floppy booted and you are still
BSoD (blue screen or scream of death) your system may be long gone. You
have a variant of the CIH virus that did it's job well and may have removed
every piece of valid code on your computer.
Depending on the version of the OS, hardware and other variables, you may be
able to reload the OS or at least the boot portion. That doesn't mean the
MTA, FAT or other method to map the drive is still valid or the boot sector
is even on the system. Furthermore, ensure you are totally disconnected
from any valid system while attempting to recover. You do not want to
damage other systems on your network.
I know this is not much help, but I feel what you have explained may be
unredeemable at this point.
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News & Analysis: Chernobyl virus set to wake up
Definition: Chernobyl virus
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