in my (disgraced) dad's computer, a new problem is born: a file called sehenlugk.exe in every hard disk's root.

first of all: this is not a straight-out-of-the-box windows xp professional file.
this comes probably from malicious code.

via command prompt, i have deleted manually this file in every one of the six hard disks.
then i deleted the primary partition, formatted, and reinstalled the worldwide - (in)famous
fckgw-rhqq2-yxrkt-8tg6w-2b7q8 operating system.

the new born os says that my hard disks lacks of that (damn!) file, so it won't open them.
scandisk with filesystem and boot sector renewal sorts no effect.
and searching about the strange file, brought a singular "no results found" from google!

i think this comes from a boot sector virus, but my father's pc is not online, and he does not use any pendrive or removable media. so, i think it comes from a modified version of windows xp, downloaded from some peer that inserted in the normal operating system such a virus or so.

guesses and hints are welcome.
i have 32 hours to solve this.

ok, ok.
check these out:

- don't reinstall your os with lan cables connected. viruses and trojans travel also via lan and run directly during the install process.
- install avira antivirus.
- this type of viruses generate random filenames for their branches in os folders.
- switch to linux when feasible.
- take two or three camomillas.

after two weeks, our pcs aren't this ok. so, f**k you all damn bastards, trojan inventors and vulnerabilities' indiana jones.

f**k you all.

also on these screens:

- tested pure:dyne & dyne:bolic linux distros for multimedia.
- installed fluxbuntu & xubuntu lightweight linux distros for old personal computers (reccomended!).
- installed 5+gigs genève cern's scientific linux. boh?! x___o
- in the meanwhile mounted new desktops, new chairs, and mixed furniture in my father's studio... too bored installing windows five times.
- general cleaning up (on andromeda, phoenix, cassiopea and libra), plus rebirth of old pcs (deneb and vega) and harddisks (zero, dok, negatives, 17k and wetgraphics) !