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how to fix this virus
joe martinez
post Jul 9 2008, 12:48 PM
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Ok i have been trying to get rid of this thing for weeks and now i need serious help!!.

what ever kind of virus this is its not letting me open any .exe or go on the internet.....

PLUS Control Panel and my computer and my c drive are all hidden and cannot go on to them
i have tried putting virus scanners like hijackthis, mbam, avg, spy sweeper, trend micro antivirus and such,...

also there is this thing that pops up every time i get onto my computer called "Vista Antivirus 2008" which i know i did not download.... there are more problems just little ones such as in my system tray insted of the time it says "VIRUS ALERT" the only thing related to the internet im aloud to go on is aim......

ps notepad dosnt work neither

so please, please someone help me get rid of this nasty virus
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post Jul 9 2008, 01:37 PM
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