On Jun 16, 7:23*am, Max <masd...******.com> wrote:
> Hi folks,
> after 4 days of hard job, finally i've found how eliminate this problem
> even if your pc has one account NOT infected. This because the malware
> (not recognized) only affect the user is on line at moment of
> infection.
>
> This procedure has deleted the problem:
>
> 1) Logon with user that has not affected by the problem
>
> 2) type "regedit" in Run window
>
> 3) locate [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\MediaPlayer]
>
> 4) Export that section as filename.reg
>
> 5) edit with NOTEPAD this file and replace any string that's containing
> last username with your! (ex: c:\document & settings\anne\document --->>
> c:\document & settings\Max\document)
> Save the file
>
> 5) Logoff
>
> 6) Logon with the user affected by the problem
>
> 7) type "regedit" in Run window
>
> 7)locate [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\MediaPlayer]
>
> 8) delete it!
>
> 9) close regedit
>
> 10) locate the file you've modified, click with right mouse and choose
> "Merge".
>
> That's all, now you can play all your MP3!

Thanks, this worked for me also.

> I'm sorry about my poor english
> Max

No need to appologize, my english is poor also, even though it is my
1st language =]