I got a problem, I cant hide my system32 folder, I mean to say
system tasks are not coming on the side, instead of it, picture tasks are
coming (view as a slide show, order prints online, print pictures...)
I do not know how it happened but I noticed this problem 2 days before. So
is this virus or spyware or
there is some registry settings edited. Please tell me the key for this also
or how to correct it.
System32 folder is containing images like icon pictures and I saw some more
images which I dont saw before so I deleted that pics. We cant customize it
or the windows folder because there is no tab coming of customize, if we
right click and check properties of the
windows or the system32 folder and we cant share that both folders too.
One thing which I noticed more... In windows folder, on standard buttons bar
(which is above the address bar) View button appears along with Folders
button (View button is also present on the menu bar of the explorer) so if we
click the view button five options comes
(Thumbnails,Tiles,Icons,List,Details) and also normally it also comes on a
simple folder. But on my system32 folder one more option is coming which is
of filmstrip and normally this option comes on the folder which we customize
and select one of the following two options:
Pictures (best for many files)
Picture album (best for fewer files)

Other wise filmstrip option does not comes in the view, and if we have
selected the above two options picture tasks come on the side of the folder.

We cant edit or customize the system32 folder so how does it appear there?
I am sure that there are some changes done and it is been changed to
Pictures or Pictures album and it might be done in registry too. I have asked
my friend so he told me that there is a spyware in your system. I scanned the
full system with
Kaspersky 6.0 antivirus and windows live one care safety scanner but I got
no detected files.
Please tell me the way of removal of this and the registry key too...
As I have posted this question before also but I do not got a reply...