Win logout immediately after login

[valex]

I removed some Trojans and Dialers from my pc by using Kaspersky.
Kaspersky showed a message saying that something had to be removed
after a reboot. Before removing the trojans and dialers the pc started
regularely.
When I restart my pc it loaded the desktop image and on the right-top:
a Kaspersky small icon and the text "Kaspersky Internet Security 6.0"
and immediately logout my user (with administrator privileges - and it
is the only user). I tried to restart in different recovery modes (by
pressing F8 when windows xp loads and choosing different alternatives)
but the same problem happened.
Kaspersky small icon and the text "Kaspersky Internet Security 6.0"
are ever on the right top angle of the screen (even in the login
screen) since the graphic interface is loaded.
Now I am not able to login!
How can I solve that?

 

[Pegasus \(MVP\)]

I removed some Trojans and Dialers from my pc by using Kaspersky.
Kaspersky showed a message saying that something had to be removed
after a reboot. Before removing the trojans and dialers the pc started
regularely.
When I restart my pc it loaded the desktop image and on the right-top:
a Kaspersky small icon and the text "Kaspersky Internet Security 6.0"
and immediately logout my user (with administrator privileges - and it
is the only user). I tried to restart in different recovery modes (by
pressing F8 when windows xp loads and choosing different alternatives)
but the same problem happened.
Kaspersky small icon and the text "Kaspersky Internet Security 6.0"
are ever on the right top angle of the screen (even in the login
screen) since the graphic interface is loaded.
Now I am not able to login!
How can I solve that?

The registry contains a reference to the file "userinit.exe".
This file handles the logon process. It appears that this
file is no longer where it should be on your machine or that
the reference in the registry has changed. Both happen
frequently on PCs infected with viruses or malware. This
link might help:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;[LN];249321

 

[Larry Gardner]

When you say, you tried different recovery modes, you also meant Safe Mode,
correct?

If you did try that, then you will have to reboot using the Windows XP
installation CD/DVD, and:

1. First, determine if something modified your boot.ini
2. Check for the userinit.exe file on the hard disk.
3. You can modify anything in the registry, if needed, using the Command
Prompt reg command.

 

[Plato]

I removed some Trojans and Dialers from my pc by using Kaspersky.

Next time dont install any viruses or trojans. It's all up to you.

 

[NoStop]

Next time dont install any viruses or trojans. It's all up to you.

don't

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