Strange windows behavior. experts please!

[AMIRBSS]

Hi
please sit well on your chair:
IN LOGON SCREEN, WINDOWS TYPES USERNAME & PASSWORD AND ENTERS ONE OF 2 ACCOUNTS AUTOMATICALLY !!!

It started since i installed CyberCaf'e Pro client and remobed it

What is CyberCaf'e Pro?
When you enter cybercaf'e for computer use -
There is this "master" computer which the receptionist is sitting at, and a bunch of "user" computers (for customers). The user computers are normally locked - kinda like screensaver and no user input allowed. The only way to use them is to activate them via the master computer. So when you go to the cybercafe and tell the receptionist you want to use a PC, she uses the master pc to unlock one of the user PCs for your use. The user pc, on purpose, automatically enters to the account it is installed on, to prevent you using other accounts When your time is up, you go to pay and leave, and the receptionist re-locks the computer.
The problem:
although i removed the client, restart follows me straight to the account which CyberCaf'e Pro client was installed on. When i changed the account password - i get password mismach. Something still types username & password.
How can i roll back? system restore, unfortunately, was disabled in installation

 

[Francis93]

I presume you only removed the client software from the client PC. Were you able to remove the software from the master PC as well?

 

[AMIRBSS]

i removed master also

 

[Francis93]

Have you tried changing your password again? Are you sure it's completely uninstalled? Make sure CyberCafe Pro is no longer in the Program Files folder, CyberCafe Pro EXEs are not running in Task Manager (taskmgr.exe), CyberCafe Pro services are not running and are not in your Services (services.msc) list and CyberCafe Pro must not be included in your startup (boot) list (msconfig.msc).

 

[AMIRBSS]

many thankes for your help
i have cleaned the registry. is that suppused to be enough?

 

[Francis93]

many thankes for your help
i have cleaned the registry. is that suppused to be enough?

What did you use to clean the registry?

 

[AMIRBSS]

i used REGEDIT and it did'nt help.
is there a better tool?

 

[Francis93]

i used REGEDIT and it did'nt help.
is there a better tool?

Don't delete registry keys or tweak the registry yourself, it will just make things worse. You can always try CCleaner.

 

[AMIRBSS]

I'll try thanke you

 

[Francis93]

I'll try thanke you

Make sure you have everything checked before analyzing.

 

[AMIRBSS]

what should be "checked before analyzing"? you mean services, ect. that you wrote above?

 

[Francis93]

what should be "checked before analyzing"? you mean services, ect. that you wrote above?

Open CCleaner, tick everything on the list before you click the Analyze button.

 

[gregrocker]

Look for a System Restore point before Cybercafe Pro was installed and roll back your system before the crapware attack.

If this fails I would reinstall Cypercafe Pro for the purpose of deep uninstalling it using Revo in advanced mode: Revo Uninstaller - How toTo Completely Uninstall Programs.

Watch for the prompts shown in Jacee's tutorial below if given to respond as shown.

Make sure any cybercafe listings are not running by unchecking everything except your AV in msconfig>Startup and msconfig>Services after Hiding All MS Services. These keys will often remain during a normal uninstall.

 

[Jacee]

Manual removal How to Guide: Uninstall CyberCafePro Client 5.1 - Tee Support Blog