I've got a computer with WinLocker blocker virus in it. This virus blocks user from using their computer by showing a banner with some text in it. I've got a manual on how to get rid of this virus, which involves booting from a live cd, mounting your windows partition and removing/renaming some files/registry keys.
The thing is that no live cd (be it ubuntu or windows PE) doesn't see Windows partition, although I can boot from it - which means it is obviously not corrupted in any way. The computer is also a corporate laptop that means that it a) has a very limited user account and no access to admin account, b) cannot boot into safe mode because of a), and c) can be somehow protected from mounting windows partition from somewhere else in not-so-rare cases of lost corporate laptops with crucial info inside.
Linux live cd gives me an error about incorrect NTFS signature when mounting it, although I can see it with fdisk -l. Windows PE CD just shows a unformatted partition (I'm not sure what tool I used to get this info).
Can you give me some directions on what could be done to bypass this protection (?), get access to partition and manually remove virus files to boot normally? Most obvious solution - send it to support - is not the best one since it will take too much time.
