joyous said:
try it again with a more joyous attitude.
Attitude alone won't get rid of computer problems.
From information by MVP Alex Nichol:
WJView is the interface program of the Microsoft (Java) Virtual machine,
used to run Java programs. There was probably a piece of spyware on
the system written in Java that an AV or anti-spyware program has
removed, leaving the WJView sitting there with nothing to launch.
Go to Start>Run and type "msconfig" without the quotes. Look on the
Startup tab for a line that has WJView in the Command column - you may
need to drag the divider to its right in the headers so as to see
enough. Uncheck the line, and perhaps also check what was the Java
program, after the wjview.exe on the line.
Continue your maintenance by:
Scanning with a current antivirus program (meaning a version not earlier
than 2003 and using updated virus definitions). Also, remove spyware
with Spybot Search & Destroy from
www.safer-networking.org and Ad-aware
from
www.lavasoftusa.com. Be sure to update these programs before
running them. These programs are free, so run them both since they
complement each other. It is best to run antivirus and spyware removal
tools in Safe Mode. You may also want to run CWShredder and HijackThis
from
http://aumha.org/freeware.htm. Although CWShredder is no longer
being updated, it will still clean older variants of the CoolWebSearch
malware. Please read the instructions carefully. Also, make sure
you've visited Windows Update and applied all security patches. Do not
install driver updates from Windows Update. Make sure you are running a
firewall.
Malke
