MSN and Myspace are hottest tools online used by millions of teenagers in USA and Europe. MSN Virus in itself is a headache and very dangerously viral that it can spread from contact list to contact list on MSN very quickly.
These days a combination of MySpace and IM clients are on the loose where it sends links to pictures with a text which says “I am going to post this on myspace soon” and this makes it all the more intruguing to click on the link and visit the photo. But once you click on the link, a virus is dropped on your computer and it creates a process called “service.exe” which is similar to the Windows system process called services.exe.
Be aware of these types of MSN viruses on the loose to keep yourself a safer and productive online life 
MSN is one of the most popular tools exploited by hackers to gain access to systems using it since MSN Messenger is a popular IM client with teens all over the world. A photo virus currently on the wild, prompts users to download a photo to their computer and many innocent victims tend to download these files thinking that it is a photo sent from one of their friends. This virus then latches to the victims computer and spreads itself virally using the victims friends list on messenger.
photo album.zip is a file that will will prompted to be downloaded. Other filenames include IMG-0012.zip, rachel.exe, newsXX.zip, Jenny.zip and etc which comes with a message making it look like a innocent download.
There are many tools which allow you to remove these kind of viruses include:
Like the previous types of viral spreading MSN viruses, this one also prompts the user to download a file and send a message to every on them contacts list. First step in the removal of W32.Kelvir.A Virus is by deleting the downloaded cute.pif file. Then proceed as follows to completly remove the virus: cute.pif – W32.Kelvir.A MSN Messenger Virus
1. Press Ctrl+Alt+Delete and look for hotkeysvc. If it’s there select it and press “End Task”.
2. Use the Windows Find feature to look for a file called “hotkeysvc.exe”. Which if their should be in the %System% directroy. If you find the file delete it.
3. Goto ‘Start’ then ‘Run’ and type ‘msconfig’. A new window should appear.
4. Click on the tab at the top right that says ‘Startup’.
5. Look for, and if it exists, unitick the box next to “hotkeysvc.exe” or simlar name.
The virus has now been deactivated. Happy? Tell us in the comments if this does not work of if it did! Also you might want to do a online scan or get an anti-virus to protect yourself in the future.