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In article <tRNR3DAIl854Ew0V@tgmead.demon.co.uk>, Tom
<tom@nospam.demon.co.uk> writes
>The file may be hidden, write protected etc, so unset the attributes:
>
>ATTRIB -H -S -R  msrexe.exe

Not in this case.

>Now, better safe than sorry, rename it:
>
>REN msrexe.exe msrexe.bad
>
>This way you can reverse the thing if necessary, but the file should
>probably be consigned to perdition....

Safely removed; though there is no a warning on start-up that it cannot
be found; I tried searching for it in the registry, and deleted (after
backing up!) the only entry which mentioned it by name, something to do
with Winload; but after a restart the message came up again, and the
registry entry returned. Have I omitted to do something to remove it, or
is it coming back from the, er backup? What do I do now?

After removing the file, Norton reported the machine as clean; I then
installed Sweep, which found three occurrences of it, in files called
BAbypaul.bmp, but which Explorer said to b executables. Trying to delete
these crashed explorer, but I finally deleted them from DOS.
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