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Heh-heh... checking the second hard drive (which hasn't been formatted, and it's been a while, and it contains all the important files – music, etc.) yielded interesting results... 109 viruses... but it seems like they're almost all the same... and it's cunning... it infected setup files, and as a result, I had to delete them, after which the programs whose setup files were infected were already useless... well, what can you do... there's still one part of the cleanup plan left... I need to open the folder with system volume information, because most of the viruses are there, and I tried to cure them, but it seems they didn't get cured... that's the conclusion I came to after going into the folders where I tried to cure the viruses... the antivirus found them again, which means the cure was a failure... but the worst thing is that when I check again, the antivirus doesn't find the viruses... maybe I should remove them from the list of found viruses? I don't know...
P.S. I checked with Kaspersky, which I installed on the cleaned hard drive.