A couple of days ago while I was using mIRC, someone sent me a webpage that gave me a virus. After that my computer froze and I had to restart it by pressing the power button. When the computer restarted the welcome screen took longer to load and when it was done all I could see was my wallpaper. I couldn't right click and I had to press alt+ctrl+del to bring up the task manager and run Norton. It said there are no viruses anymore but this happens everytime I restart the computer. I have to close explorer.exe and run it again to get everything back to normal. Can anyone help me?

have u tried using different anti-virus software? Like: -avast! -AVG -McAfee -etc. <I DONT MAKE MISTAKES, I FIX YOURS!>

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What was the virus? Did norton give a name? To shut off system restore: Start->Control Panel->System->System Restore Tab..check the box that says Shut off System Restore.

I've figured out the problem. It was called an IRCBot.trojan Norton, AVG, etc. won't be able to locate it so if anyone else has the problem I had go to http://www.terrorfactor.com/IRCBot.trojan.fix.html