NT authority/system

NT authority/system at boot find this message after 1 minute system resets automatically each time that I find this problem I know not all check to stop this message

You are infected with the worm SASSER. Protection has been granted many years ago. You don't have the Windows updates for security patches? You have no antivirus protection?

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    H:\Cant Deleate\prf2F.tmp
    Access is denied.

    Here you will find the server support:

    http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/WindowsServer

    These forums are supported users at home, not corporate/server users.

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