Remove Datah ransomware and Recover Files
What is Datah ransomware?
Datah ransomware is one of the most dangerous computer virus developed by hacker. It can be recognized as a Ransomware. Usually it is generated for commercial purpose. This malware attacks users from all over the world. It hides in spam email which looks legitimate and trustworthy. When user download and open the malicious attached files, Datah ransomware will encrypt all files on the computer with .[datahelper@onionmail.org].datah extension. As a result, user have to spend huge money to buy a decryption key from the Datah ransomware maker.
Here, we strongly advice all user, please note that those hacker are criminal, it’s not smart to make transaction with criminal. They may never provide real decryption key for user even you send them lots of money. And your bank account may be at risk when you buy decryption from them. Therefore, never trust the maker of Datah ransomware, what you should do is to remove Datah ransomware codes with professional tools first and then wait for the data recovery solution.
How to Remove Datah ransomware and Decrypt Infected Files?
Step 1. End malicious process run by Ransomware and related malware.
1. Hit Ctrl + Shift + Esc keys at the same time to open Windows Task Manager:
2. Find malicious process related with ransomware or malware, and then right-click on it and click End Process or End Task.
Step 2. Uninstall malicious programs associated with Datah ransomware.
Press “Win + R ” keys together to open the Run screen;
Type control panel in the Run window and click OK button;
In Control Panel, click Uninstall a program under Programs;
Look for malicious app related with ransomware; Right-click on the malicious program and click Uninstall.
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Step 3. Remove malicious files created by Datah ransomware or related malware.
1. Hit Windows + R keys at the same time to open Run window and input a regedit and click OK:
2. In the Registry Editor, hit Windows key + F key together to open Find window → Enter virus name → Press Enter key to start search.
3. When the search is completed, right click the folders related with ransomare and click Delete button:
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Please Read This Before You Remove Registry Files PLEASE Be Carefully, Do Not Delete Healthy Registry Entries, Or Your Computer May Be Damaged. If you are not able to determine which regsitry files are malicious, we recommend downloading SpyHunter Anti-malware to scan entire system and find out all malicious files. It can avoid mistakes and may reduce the cleanup time from hours to minutes. Download SpyHunter For Windows (Free Trial) *OFFER – The SpyHunter Trial version includes, for one device, a one-time 7-day Trial period for SpyHunter 5 Pro (Windows) or SpyHunter for Mac. Check Terms & Conditions of SpyHunter Free Trial , EULA and Privacy/Cookie Policy. |
Step 4. Use SpyHunter Antimalware to Re-check entire PC and Fix All Security Issues:
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– Double-click SpyHunter-Installer.exe to install it:
– Then run a scan to find out all malicious items and then fix all security problems.
Step 4. Search For Legitimate Files Decryption Tools.
1. Search Decryption Keys on Emsisoft.com, which provide users with Free Ransomware Decryption Tools.
Here is the page you can get decrypotion tools: https://www.emsisoft.com/ransomware-decryption-tools/
2. Search Decryption Keys on The No More Ransom Project.
Here is the link: https://www.nomoreransom.org/en/decryption-tools.html
