Here is the removal tool for Klez but I'm not so sure he has this virus.
What he is explaining is not a characteristic of Klez.
http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/w32.klez.removal.tool.html


Tom Fowle wrote:

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>You got it Mike,
>Hary almost undoubtedly has been bit, and its a tough lesson.
>but I personally think its irresponsible to continue using email
>while infected. Just doing exactly what the virus writers want
>you too.
>
>Yeah it hurts, because removing the Klez  virus is not simply letting
>your anti virus program do its thing, assuming he has one, but
>takes special help.
>
>for years blind people have had a reputation among some systems
>people for being spreaders of viruses.  Mostly that's not fare,
>and we have lots else to worry about, but we have no choice but
>to take this seriously if we wish to be taken seriously.
>
>I know of users who have bought systems from big name dealers and
>have no idea if they have anti virus programs installed.  This is
>grossly negligent behavior on the part of the dealers.
>
>end of diatribe, this time <G>
>
>Tom Fowle
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