SO IM HOPING THAT REMOVING THE BATTERY FROM THE MOTHERBOARD FOR 2 HOURS WILL CURE THE VIRUS...THAT ASIDE...IM HAVING ALOT OF TROUBLE REINSTALLING WIN\ME ie WHEN T I DO BOOT UP THE SYSTEM TELLS ME THAT MY 10g HD IS ONLY 1g.I FOUND THIS OUT AFTER I HAD INSTALLED WIN\ME,CHECKED PROPERTIES OF C: AND IT WAS 1/2 USED UP.TRIED TO REFORMAT...NOW ITS TELLING ME I DONT HAVE ENOUGH SPACE TO INSTALL IT AT ALL.
...---... OR ---...--- WHATEVER IT IS HELP"ME" PLEASE!!
THANKYOU

I've never heard of removing battery to remove a virus any thing is possable?

have you tried removal with a utility?
or you can,try to overwrite by using FDISK/MBR but you will need a disk editor of course this is not recomended partitions can double and then your in trouble.

Thats a pretty ruff virus you got there.go to this site post back if it no help http://www.computerhope.com/monkey.htm

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What have I gotten my self Into now (ROFLMAO)

THANKS.I TRIED TO FDISK AND GOT ALL SORTS OF ERRORS(HARD DISK NOT PRESENT//CANT FIND//INVALID MEDIA TYPE..ETC..)ILL TRY THE LINKS
"6-STEP RECOVERY PROGRAM" HEEEH.
I GOT THE BATTERY THING FROM A RESPONSE TO THE POST"My computer said"virus boot sector wright", ..IF IT SOUNDS ODD..IT STARTED THERE.
THNAKS AGAIN

I had the same virus on my computer. (Stoned empire monkey)
I formatted my hard drive with a clean copy of the disk manager that I downloaded from the hard disk manufacturer's site. Make sure your boot up disks are not infected. Mine were ....all nine of them. That is why I was getting frustrated, since I never knew that those were infected too. I cleaned them out with Norton. Use a disk manager and you will have no problem. Hope this will help.I do have copies of different disk managers. I could email you if you would like.

Thanks,that would be great if you wouldnt mind.I know I have 1 disk thats not infected.
..sorry about all the ALL CAPS before..

Try going to bootdisk.com and downloading f-prot virus scanner. You use a write protected floppy and boot to it. It will scan all your drives and memory and clean out just about any virus. Try reloading your bios after the scan too.

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Tim Jones MCSE