• dailyachesandpains said on Aug 17, 2008....

  I heard of that virus just the other day, but it had a different effect on the user.  Oddly I saw it posted on CBSsportsline.com by some 15 year old kid that used his Grandmother's computer and he was so afraid of getting caught for looking other "places" he shouldn't have been.
   
  The advice that helped him was only by doing a system restore.
   
  I wish I could help you more!!  I'm sorry I can't, but that's what I read in the advice he got from a technical advisor...on a sports bulletin board. 
   
  Daily
   

• easyman4 said on Aug 17, 2008....

  ive done system restore and i can not restore my pc to no other dates  thanks

• pickersplock said on Aug 17, 2008....

  Oookay, been there done that, it's a bitch.
  Took me two days, then the @#$% thing kept popping up, but I think I finally got rid of everything.
  first you should search your computer for any unusual files that have
  rhcevfj0end.exe
  pphcavfj0end.exe
  phc35dj0e1an.exe
  rhc74dj0e1an
  or anything like that looks similar to those
  I also had and something that looked like lxpxlxlxpx.
  Just click start/search/click on my computer when you're asked what you want to search
  then delete those
  you may have to end their processes before you delete them
  just press Ctrl alt Delete on your keyboard
  then click on task manager
  select processes
  find the program
  then click end processes
   
  then go to
  Start
  Run
  type regit
  click OK
  HKEY_CURRENT USERS
  Software
  Microsoft
  Windows
  Current Version
  Policies
  System
   
  Then on the right you should see something that says
  NoDisplay
  NoScreen
  right click 
  modify
  change the value to 0
   
  then you should be able to go to your control panel and click appearances and themes and get the tabs to change your background
  I had to do this several times to get it to change permanantly.
  The virus clears your tabs to change backgrounds.
  I hope that helped.
   

• pickersplock said on Aug 17, 2008....

  BTW, the %#@ virus also erases your previous system restore dates,
  so you can't do a system restore.

• uglyboymatteo said on Aug 25, 2008....

  this guy above me has it right if you have a real good antivirus itll take the virus out, if not itll rebopot itself over and over, or youll have ot go to regedit and take it out that way - best is let the antivirus tell u what it is exactly, take it down, search does not work so, regedit it in local machine and current user thennnnnn for the blue screne saver do what this guy did then go to Start Run type regit click OK HKEY_CURRENT USERS Software Microsoft Windows Current Version Policies System however just delete everything in there, no need to change it, delete all except default, then retsart your comp, and then anywhere on ur screen right click your mouse - propertises and you can decide what you wasnt as your desktop

• pickersplock said on Aug 27, 2008....

  :)  I'm actually a girl! LOL

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