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Originally Posted by ShortNCuddlyAm
If you have all your software installation disks and your files backed up I'd suggest just wiping and re-installing the laptop.
I hate those farking trojans with a passion, not least because they take so sodding long to clean up properly. At work if someone manages to get one of those, we just rebuild the laptop - far quicker.
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Here we have a standard image for each type of machine in the enterprise. It's a simple matter to just ghost the image, run sysprep or ghostwalker or sumsuch to change the SID, rejoin the network, and install any patches that were issued since the image was burned.
The problem comes if the user has not backed up his/her data.