My computer had a malware attack. About 15 viruses and worms all at once as
my nephew tried to install something he downloaded from a usenet newsgroup.
A package of 15 viruses and worms etc. Anyway I have managed to remove all
the malware via Windows Live OneCare, SpyBot SD, and Eset. However now at
Windows log on I get "Administrator" and on the bottom left it gives the Turn
Off Computer option and on the bottom right it says "After you log on, you
can add or change accounts. Just go to Control Panel and click User
Accounts." I click Administrator and it flashes "Loading your personal
settings..." Then flashes "Saving your settings...". It then goes right back
to the Administrator log on screen. I never get the XP desktop. It is if it
is stuck in an endless log on loop. I used PasswordUnlocker to reset the
Administrator password but that didn't change a thing. HELP! thanks

Aitch
After that many viruses and worms the best thing that I can advise you on is to do a
complete clean reformat of your computer after saving all the necessary data and
info that you will need

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Peter

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"Aitch" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> My computer had a malware attack. About 15 viruses and worms all at once as
> my nephew tried to install something he downloaded from a usenet newsgroup.
> A package of 15 viruses and worms etc. Anyway I have managed to remove all
> the malware via Windows Live OneCare, SpyBot SD, and Eset. However now at
> Windows log on I get "Administrator" and on the bottom left it gives the Turn
> Off Computer option and on the bottom right it says "After you log on, you
> can add or change accounts. Just go to Control Panel and click User
> Accounts." I click Administrator and it flashes "Loading your personal
> settings..." Then flashes "Saving your settings...". It then goes right back
> to the Administrator log on screen. I never get the XP desktop. It is if it
> is stuck in an endless log on loop. I used PasswordUnlocker to reset the
> Administrator password but that didn't change a thing. HELP! thanks

Hey peter,

Is it true that your wife, sister and your mother are all HIV positive
and nearer to getting full-blown aids? Are they still making money
working as professional escorts? I hope they are not infecting
unsuspecting clients of theirs!



Peter Foldes wrote:

> Aitch
> After that many viruses and worms the best thing that I can advise you
> on is to do a complete clean reformat of your computer after saving
> all the necessary data and info that you will need
>