Yes you can solve it
Follow the instructions on the page I gave you and it will be gone.
Korgo-M is a variant of the Korgo-B.
You can also remove it manually. (but that is likely harder to do)
1] Disable system restore
2] reboot
3] reboot in safe mode
4] navigate in the registry to :
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run
and remove "WinUpdate"="%System%\<random.filename>.exe"
5] navigate in the registry to:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Wireless
and remove "Server"="1"
6] reboot
7] run a full system scan and remove all files detected as being infected.
8] install ALL security patches/updates
9] reboot
10] run a full system scan to see if you are still clean.