Just looked this trojan up and I think this may involve editing the registry to get rid of it.

Download HiJack This and run it. Then delete anything that looks very similar to this:
HKCU..Run: [License Manager] “C:Program FilesLicense_Managerlicense_manager.exe ” /silent

Be careful what you delete using this tool though as it can mess up your machine.

Restart you PC and then delete the folder in ProgramFiles called license manager.

Please get somebody else (like General Lighting) to verify this though, as I’m not a computer whizz. I just know a little bit…. which can be dangerous

it is a nasty trojan which can only (as others have said) be removed by editing the registry keys which relate to it.

it is added by some kinds “free movie” software and is there to try and nag you to pay for the service; but remains when you delete the original software.

I would suggest backing up everything important (music, documents) first as editing the registry is dangerous and can trash the machine altogether so Windows refuses to start if the wrong keys are removed.

if you have a CD-writer put everything in your “My Documents” folder then copy all the files and sub-directories there to blank CD’s (you may need more than one).

Check though you haven’t stored any other stuff in other directories though. If you have copy these to the disks as well…

then check the computer can read the disks before doing anything too drastic with it!

if you end up having to reformat the computer you can then copy all your personal files back to the computer from the disks…

I had the same problem….but luckily it is not a virus only very annoying….
trojan is a common probl these days there are nummerus of comuities on the net that covers these problems….because it dont attack windows it self it is hard to get rid of…trojans often act as a homepage hijacker…annoying but seldom dangerous….get a anti-spyware program, scan and then find the name of the file it is attached to…then go in to windows file editor and turn it off….it works for the malware problm….but not for the anti-virus advertiments….some anti virus companies are sending out these trojans to make you buy their programs….as I said there are nummerus of net communities that covers these problems….get in contact with one of them….there you often get good and handy help

hope you get to solve this probl….

best

Heres another thought:- Could someone who knows what they are doing (Not me obviously:wink:) Establish a remote connection and sort out the problem.

I have a microsoft internal copy of Windows XP if you need it.Its apparantly some sort of Microsoft engineers disk which doesnt need activating or registering,(aquired from a friend in the trade:wink::wink:)it is virus free and has been running on our other PC reliably for some time now.If you need it Im sure we can sort some way of getting a copy to you.:wink:
Im sure the remote assistance would be the best way of sorting the registry though,A complete reinstall can be a nightmare,In my experience you Always forget to back somthing or another up.Like last time I forgot my address book and internet settings which was Really frustrating (a right bastard in fact)