Hi,
My pc too was infected by the appalling Babylon 'translation' software and, yes, it's so deeply embedded it's almost impossible to remove.
I Googled the company who wrote the software (it's in Israel) and sent them a threat of legal action. They responded almost immediately, but deny it's a virus. They offered to access my pc to remove all traces of their malicious code; of course, I refused. So, I telephoned
the commercial attache of the Israeli Embassy in Dublin (I'm in Ireland), who took all the details, and promised to investigate the matter.
Meanwhile, I used OTL with some success, but Firefox still has remnants of Babylon code (about:config). There are companies who offer to remove Babylon, but after trying one, downloading their 'removal tool' reinfected my PC and, after running a scan, the Company demanded $56 to remove it!
I suggest everyone sends an email to Babylon (
www.babylon.com - use their user response system) telling them what chaos they're causing.
If you don't hear from me again, Mossad have paid me a visit!
Regards, John.
