We now need to clean up the various Windows shortcuts that have been hijacked by Somoto.
To do this, please download Shortcut Cleaner from the following web page and save it to your Windows desktop.
Once the file is downloaded, double-click on the ss-cleaner.exe file that should now be on your desktop. If you are using Windows Vista, 7, or 8 you will need to allow it to run when the prompt appears. Shortcut Cleaner will now start and scan your computer for hijacked Windows shortcuts and if any are found it will automatically clean them for you. When it is done, it will show you a log that contains a list of shortcuts that were cleaned. When you have finished reviewing the log file, please close it and try setting Chome back to default as I posted previously