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From: Leonard Grey on 2 Apr 2010 13:36
What is the name of the malware that attacked your computer?

How did you 'finally remove' the malware...and how do you know it was
finally removed?

Besides Windows Defender, what other anti-malware software were you
running on your unidentified version of Windows at the time your
computer became infected?

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Leonard Grey
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TomzToonz wrote:
> It bypassed, disabled, and destroyed windows defender and then infected IE
> 7, Real player, installed 4 programs and reset some of my admin. options. I
> finally removed the infecting virus and compomised programs and installed
> another firewall, but now I can't get the Task manager to run at all. It has
> this error message.."Task manager has been disabled by your administrator" I
> can't find any way to enable it again, any help will be greatly
> appreciated...!!
From: MowGreen on 2 Apr 2010 17:18
TomzToonz wrote:
> It bypassed, disabled, and destroyed windows defender and then infected IE
> 7, Real player, installed 4 programs and reset some of my admin. options. I
> finally removed the infecting virus and compomised programs and installed
> another firewall, but now I can't get the Task manager to run at all. It has
> this error message.."Task manager has been disabled by your administrator" I
> can't find any way to enable it again, any help will be greatly
> appreciated...!!

Give this tool a shot -

XPQuickFix
http://www.technibble.com/xpquickfix-repair-tool-of-the-week/

" XPQuickFix is a small, freeware and portable tool designed to quickly
fix any restrictions and other errors that are often caused by viruses.
XPQuickFix can correct 25 common Windows XP problems such as enable the
Task Manager, enable Registry Editor, fix a CD autoplay and more. "



MowGreen
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