If you can't clean the system, I would use the Files and Settings Transfer
Wizard to save the files and settings to a recordable CD/DVD (if you have a
disc writer) and then format and reinstall XP, followed by a restoration of
the files and settings and you software programs.

See this page on the Files and Settings Transfer Wizard -

http://www.pcbuyerbeware.co.uk/Files...s_Transfer.htm

With backup media so cheap and easy to use I can't understand why people are
still getting caught like this.

Eric,
PC Buyer Beware!
http://www.pcbuyerbeware.co.uk/

"Tsuniper-X" wrote:

> *Computer restarts unexpectedly...
> -Especially while I'm using IExplorer, my computer just restarts and after i
> log on, an error message by "winlogon.exe" pops up. i have encountered an
> annoying "Spyware Infection" screen yesterday, which was solved by removing
> the SpySheriff with McAfee AntiSpyware and Norton Antivirus.
>
> But some viruses weren't able to even deleted by Norton Antivirus. i wonder
> why. Most people would say check for spyware or viruses, but i've got them
> yesterday. And even if i find them, i still won't be able to delete them. Any
> help will be amazingly appreciated. Thank you heavenly for reading my typos.
> --
> [W]hat''s
> [C]hris''s
> [D]ecision
> for
> [C]ompany?
> Tsuniper-X -> ID -> 1.