Windows Media Center starts itself in Vista Home Premium

04/06/13 - I tried all of the suggestions posted in various forums, as well as some, and it's always the case. This has happened intermittently for about 3 months now. When I loaded Microsoft Security Essentials, it found a virus in the EHSHELL. EXE file. Otherwise, I made the following months:
1. of course it wasn't in the start menu.
2 tried to delete the directory the Directory Windows EHOME. When he said that I had not [not true] Administrator privileges, I COMPRESSED the directory and moved to an external drive. I could delete it, but it came back, like an old monster movie! Have not been able to remove it, something said he was part of the operating system. How instructions make loads the operating system to tell it NOT to load?
3. removed all references to the EHSHELL. EXE file in the registry.
4 disabled WMC in Services. There are 4 references, I can say.
5. when it seemed to be the result of my touchpad disabled, too.
6. of course, it was not loading in the Sys Config file.
NONE OF THIS HAS WORKED. He works now as I type this. Help!
E-mail address is removed from the privacy *-HELP! I have surgery tomorrow, you don't need the aggravation...

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