Note from Pottsdam: Before you read this, I have to make it clear
that you *SHOULD NOT DELETE FILES IN YOUR SYSTEM FOLDER* unless 
you know what you're doing, and you're sure you are deleting a 
malware file. It's recommended that you first try the popular 
antivirus and spyware/malware programs out there if possible. You 
may be fucking things up even more otherwise.

Thanks to Madox (madox.ca) for the following info. He was using
Windows XP Pro and Internet Explorer.




"I went to the site in GameQuoter's user info and it gave me a
black page that kept loading and loading. I noticed that while
this was going on, my drive was going nuts which raised an
eyebrow. A few moments after that, I started getting what seemed
like Windows popups about being infected. I have my doubts that
it was windows though, and it may have been the malware, since I
dont run virus detection software. Intead, I lock my firewall and
system down, I thought, pretty hard. 
 
I immediately pulled the powercord and rebooted but after the
windows login screen, the kernel crashed and the machine just
rebooted again. I had to use safe mode and remove at least a
dozen files added to system32 and a windows service running as
'Windows Time Server' that reinstalled the system32 files. It
also disabled Task Manager, screwed up my desktop settings and
disabled the whole Display Properities control."
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"Oh correction - after login, the kernel didnt crash. I got a
popup saying that dllhost (or something similar) crashed and that
the machine would reboot in 60 seconds and there was no way to
abort."
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"There is another correction though,  the service it uses is
called Microsoft Time Server (timeSRV.exe).
Searching the web shows that a number of viruses all use that
filename so I dont know which one I got.

The key file in the system32 seems to be one containing the name
'vxgame6'  which is a malware installer.
http://research.sunbelt-software.com/threat_display.cfm?name=Trojan.vxgame&threatid=39597

I dont know what files it might install for others but it gave me
xpupdate.exe
timesrv.exe
thematrixhasyou.exe
ipod.raw.exe"