I can do that, I even pinned the file down and virus scanned it again to confirm it was THAT file, Duh, I didn't know you could just delete the darned thing, was afraid it would unzip or something.  thank you Machado. 

Message Edited by MACHADO458 on 07-17-200612:08 AM

Yes, it was in C:\documents and settings\application data and looked like a zip file.  there was spyware in temporary internet files, too, but I think I got rid of all but trojan.byteverify (other name of java.byteverify!exploit.  thanks

Message Edited by MACHADO458 on 07-17-200612:07 AM