Task manager and control panel wont open

This doesn't open.

SUPERAntispyware Removal Tool
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Try all of the procedures below to get Malwarebytes and SuperAntispyware to run on the affected machine:

Because it's tough to eliminate some of the malware while Windows is running, the scanning may need to be done using a bootscan disc which loads BEFORE Windows opens.. The Avira Rescue disc is fairly easy to create and should help clean out some of that junk. Follow the instructions below:

On separate clean computer, download the free Avira Rescue Disc program and create a bootable rescue disc using the instructions below. Once that's done, boot the computer using the Rescue disc and make sure to select the option to "Rename files" per the instructions, then run the scan using the disc.. You don't need to login to your computer as the rescue disc will run "outside" of Windows.

Avira AntiVir Rescue System

After the disc is created, follow these instructions to run it:

Tutorial for Avira Rescue CD
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Next, follow the instructions below. The rescue disc should have eliminated enough of the problem to allow "rkill" to run and allow you to install, update, and run Malwarebytes and SuperAntispyware from the links below.. In some cases, after the installation of Malwarebytes, the actual "mbam.exe' file will be removed by the malware.. You can easily replace it by copying the file from a separate computer where Malwarebytes is installed, renaming it, then placing in the correctly folder listed below.:

Download ALL of the tools below on a friend or family member's, CLEAN computer and copy them to a CD or flash drive, then transfer them to the problem machine.

First, please download and run the following tool to help allow the removal programs below to run. (courtesy of Grinler at BleepingComputer.com)
There are 4 different versions. If one of them won't run then try to run the other one.
Vista and Win7 users need to right click and choose Run as Admin
You only need to get one of them to run, not all of them.

Rkill.exe http://download.bleepingcomputer.com/grinler/rkill.exe
Rkill.com http://download.bleepingcomputer.com/grinler/rkill.com
Rkill.scr http://download.bleepingcomputer.com/grinler/rkill.scr
Rkill.pif http://download.bleepingcomputer.com/grinler/rkill.pif
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IMMEDIATELY after running the "Rkill" tool above, run/install the Malwarebytes and SuperAntispyware installer and update files from the links below which you've also copied to a CD or flash drive, and transfered to the problem machine. Do NOT restart the computer after running Rkill.

Once downloaded and before transferring Malwarebytes and SuperAntispyware to the problem machine, rename the program installer "mbam-setup.exe" file to something else like "Gogetum.exe", then copy the installer file and the update file to a CD or flash drive.. Transfer the file to the problem machine, then install the "Gogetum.exe" file, then run the update to get the program current.. After that, run a full system scan and delete anything it finds.

Malwarebytes Installer Download Link (Clicking on the links below will immediately start the download dialogue window.)
http://www.besttechie.net/tools/mbam-setup.exe

Malwarebytes Manual Updater link
http://data.mbamupdates.com/tools/mbam-rules.exe

Next, install and run a full system scan with the SuperAntispyware program and the manual updater from the links below. As before, you may need to rename the installer file to get the program to install.:

SuperAntispyware
http://www.superantispyware.com/

SuperAntispyware Manual Updater
http://www.superantispyware.com/definitions.html
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In a few situations, in order for the program to run, it was also necessary to rename the main "mbam.exe" file also after installing it.. It resides in the C:\Programs Files\Malwarebytes Antimalware folder....
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Hope this helps.

Grif

Isn't there a easier way to solve this problem? -_-

Unfortunately, consequences come with getting infected.

And yes, there is an easier/quicker way to fix the issue.. Use the Recovery Discs, or your Windows XP disc to format the machine and reinstall everything back to factory specs.. If you've got a good set of backups to your files, it should only take a few hours.

Hope this helps...

Grif

What if i don't have back-up files, or the windows xp disk?

A Windows disc is a "required" item, in my opinion..

As to the backup files, as I stated earlier, there can be consequences for a lot of things, including failing to make backups.

Hope this helps.

Grif

Goto run command from start and type gpedit.msc
NOW u will see USER'S CONFIGURATION>ADMINISTRATIVE TEMPLATES
u will see an option for ctrl panel click on it,u will see PROHIBIT ACCESS TO CONTROL PANEL,double click n disable it..
for task mgr go to CONFIGURATION>ADMINISTRATIVE TEMPLATES>SYSTEM>
CTRL+ALT+DEL,DOUBLE CLICK IT n DISABLE THE OPTION for REMOVE TASK MANAGER.......
HOPEFULLY UR PROBLEM WILL BE SOLVED.............
regards....
ravi1512

that if this problem is unable to be fixed after the extensive and comprehensive guidance and advice offered in this discussion, then the damage to the Operating System goes deep.

In such cases it may be easier and simpler to copy your important personal files off the hard disk, and start afresh with a reinstall of the OS.

Mark

Whats a os, and my brother's friend's dad has all the disks to get this computer working.

That's great, if your brother's friend's father has the disks, then he can help reinstall the OS.

I assume these 'disks' your brother's friend's father has are the Genuine XP Setup CD's that came with this computer? If they are not and are XP Setup disk for some other computer, or are pirated copies from some torrent or other, then we can offer no further help in these forums.

Mark

He are not pirated and he did come over before and reinstalled every thing. I just don't want him to do it again.... I'll be a little embarrassed. He made my computer from scratch, home made.

It's possible that the person you speak of who built your computer may have made himself the administrator when he was setting up the computer and then forgot to delete his account when he finished. If that's true then the computer will only recognize him as the administrator and will deny you full control of its use. To solve the problem, he will have to delete his account and hand over administrative privileges to you. This may mean uninstalling the OS and doing a clean install so that you can set up your own administrative account doing the Windows setup.

oops i mean he did not pirate the disks lol i have back grammar.