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Repairing damage by AntiVirus 2010

Asked by Thirt in Windows XP Operating System

As an idiot, I got infected big time with Antivirus 2010. It locked my Task Manager so that I couldn't kill processes. It disabled my Malwarebytes, Spy-bot S&D, and AVG anti virus. Unable to boot in safe mode as it gives a fake BSD.

I had to remove my HD and scan it with Malewarebytes from a second PC. Took me 3 times to finally remove to bugger. I had to manually delete some files on the 3rd try. Now it boots with no fake messages that I'm infected, but...all my programs are dis-associated...I can't even so a Run: CMD. Every program it brings up the prompt to pick an application to associate it with. Task Manager is still locked. I was hoping to get into the Group policy editor to fix that, but can't run any programs. I still get the BSD when booting in safe mode.

Any thing I can do to fix this? Or am I looking at a repair re-install?

I do have Windows 7 on the way, and maybe I can install it on a new HD and slave my old HD drive as the OS is hosed.
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