Well first thing to do would be to boot into safe mode and run your virus scanner, adaware, etc. You might have to set them to run at boot before the rest of the operating system loads up.

Haha I would do the safe mode, but apparently the password to the account is different there =P

Lemme get this straight.

You boot into safe mode with f5, go to safe mode with cmd, and it's locked?

Either that's a snazzy virus, or you did that for whatever reason..

Uhhh My laptop forces me to have a password for all accounts.
When I go into safe mode there are two accounts.
One is the admin one (Which I don't know the password to)
And the other one is named administor. I can't seem to get the password right for that one. And the hint is lastname1... Either it's a trick or I don't know my last name X3

maybe its your last name, then \"1\" after it... lol

Haha I've tried that in different variations X3

This IS your computer right? You set it up, not your parents or whoever? And you don't know the passwords? o.O;

You should try the Admin account anyway even if you think you don't know the password. It may well be a blank / null password.

Yeah, there should be a default administrator account upon starting up with F5 being held. It's pretty weird there's a password on it. >_>

Okay, so from your account go to Start, Run, then type in "cmd" ((assuming your on XP))
Next type "net user Administrator password"
After that's done, type "exit" then you can either reboot your computer back into safemode (the password for the administrator account will be "password"), or you could hit Ctrl + Atl + Del twice then entering "Administrator" for the username.

Should you get an "Access is Denied" message whilst working with system32 files, let me know. =P

Okay... Shit.

First of all, take anything of extreme importance and get it on a thumbdrive (You know, portable storage thing)

Secondly, get yourself some virus protection, Avira anti-vir works well and it's free, and spybot will help you get rid of that crap too

Hmmm Okay those sound helpful. I shall try it out =3

Good, and I'm sorry that had to happen, that's just awful

Haha No need to worry
This sort of stuff always happens to me

really?

wow that is a mussed up compy

In its defense... It was already messed up to start with X3

i think it will lose horribly T_T may its virus protection kill the problem quickly

Hmm...

Ad Aware 2008

and AVG Free Edition 2008

Both free products, that kick a lot of ass. Download them both, run a full system scan, delete! Should be that easy. You can also go through your "temporary internet files" and delete EVERYTHING, that usually takes care of all trojans.

To be more exact, here is an example.

C:Documents and SettingsThe JapzikanLocal SettingsTemporary Internet Files

C being my main hard drives name
Doc Settings being... well documents and settings
The Japzikan being my accounts name
Local Settings also being local settings
and temp internet files are usually hidden, so if you just enter all that in the windows explorer menu, then delete EVERYTHING there, you should have gotten rid of it... Or other harmful things.

If not, download those programs and run em'.

Those sound good.
And that temporary thing sounds hard X3
I guess I can try them both

Wait! Don't try exactly that!
I guess I'm retarded and copy pasta'd a little messed up...

C:\Documents and Settings\The Japzikan\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files

... Wait, looks fine now... well there is suppose to be backwards slashes AKA "\" AKA "/"
Only reason I'm giving you many examples, is because it might not show the backward slash =o, it's located above the "ENTER" key.
Just seperate each section with one, like a normal windows explorer thing... its really not that difficult

It worked this time =DDD

I wish I was an expert technician to tell you step by step what to do, but do as Kegan said and take all your important data out on a thumbdrive or another PC in a Cybercafe to clean it.

Then you can work with your Laptop.
-CCleaner-
This program helps a lot to clean those files werdna250250 talks about.
It's easy to use and I use it on my PC regularly.
But remember this usually doesn't clean the virus, that's what antivirus are for:
http://www.filehippo.com/download_ccleaner/

About antivirus, you can try those suggested and even those that activate from their sites.

You can even reinstall all the windows with your laptop CDs and it will help you to clean the virus and have a fresh environment. BUT, be sure you have all the programs you normally use at hand (like photoshop and whatever program you cannot download on internet) then you have to be sure you have the drivers CDs of your hardware (like the scanner drivers and printer drivers that may don't come included in the laptop CDs)

Looks like some peoplez got to you already. It's just as well, I'm useless in this department. I can only say for the future, watch what you download, and the spam in your email too.