You shouldn't be on a computer if you don't know how to manually get rid of a trojan, especially one as popular as subseven.
As for this,
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Originally posted by milotheman
k delete the whole thing except the run= and restart ur computer then that trojan is gone the only thing left is sub7 which leaves ur computer easy to hack but u need like a book to get rid of that
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You should know what you are talking about. Some people run litestep, and the litestep program is needed in the run= line in win.ini to startup, meaning you are only supposed to delete the subseven server from that line. As Brady said, there are many more ways that subseven can inject itself to, most sub7ers don't even use the win.ini method because it is so popular. Don't go blabbering on about a subject you know nothing about.