- This
     procedure will function on a Windows 7 when another user on that computer
     is still not-virused and it is an Administrator user.
- Start
     or switch using the non-infected user's name.
- Start
     Registry Editor : C:\Windows\Regedit.exe
- In
     Regedit : highlight
     the HKEY_USERS key and go to menu File.Load Hive
- Go
     to : C:\Users\<user>\
     where <user> is the name of the infected user
- Open
     the "ntuser.dat"
     or "ntuser.dat.bhv" file (usually a hidden file)
- You'll
     be asked for a "Key Name" . You can use anything you want but maybe the
     safest is the infected user's name
- Expand
     the Hive you just loaded
- Find
     a folder named "Winlogon" in the left list . The full name of the
     folder should be something like
     "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon"
- on
     the right list find a registry key named "Shell" . The complete filename
     there should include something like "C:\Documents and
     Settings\username\desktop\Bleah.exe"
- Write
     down on a paper the EXACT file name. At the end my filename was "Skype.exe"
     instead of "Bleah.exe" . You can find any name of an important
     file or program. It is a FAKE name!
- Right-click
     the word "Shell" and select Modify. You will see a dialog box
     the value data. In my case: "C:\Documents and
     Settings\username\Desktop\Skype.exe"
- Modify
     this value to "Explorer.exe" instead of anything it is already there.
- Go
     to Edit.Find
     menu and type the virus info you wrote down. In my case it was
     "Skype.exe". Make sure that Keys, Values and Data are ALL
     checked in the options.
- Hit
     Find Next to find all the registry keys containing the virus info. When you find one
     right-click the name and use Delete.
- Brutally
     shutdown the computer by holding down the PowerOff button on the keyboard. Restart the computer
     normally or in the Safe Mode. It will work OK
- Delete
     the virus files. Go
     to the folder containing the files. You have it wrote on paper (in my
     case: "C:\Documents and Settings\username\desktop") You should
     find there one or several files with the fake name. In my case I found 2
     files: "Skype.exe" and "Skype.dat"
- Rename
     or delete the files. I
     choose to rename them to "___Skype___.exe" and
     "___Skype___.dat"
- After
     everything is checked and OK you should completely delete the virus files. In my case:
     "___Skype___.exe" and "___Skype___.dat"
Manually Remove the Police Virus Using Another User on the Same PC
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