Thread: Computer people please help.

Originally Posted by DustinW

The easiest and simplest way to correct this is to fix it the right way. Better late than never. Take your time and back up everything. Documents, email, bookmarks, ect. When that is done boot from the windows disk. Do not run the recovery console. Delete the partition. Create a new partition. Install windows to the new partition. Install your updates, applications, and anti-virus. Scan your backed up files before copying them back to the computer.

This is the only way to totally get it cleaned up. More than likely there are a ton of dll's still registered in the old install and you will not be able to cleanly remove them. Your registry is also probably quite hybrid by now making it even more difficult. There could still be copies of the virus floating around in the old directory just waiting to be run.

agree with everything said.
just make a new format and partition then install new windows. will resolve your problem.