SubSeven is a pest to remove, the best way to recover from subseven is a reinstall from your last known (safe) backup and apply a stricter software installation policy.
Someone allready mentioned the registry
There are quit a few more registry entries that can autostart apps (or have them hijack on some other programs startup).Quote:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\Curr
entVersion\Run\
Besides that, there are more ways in windows to autostart an app.
Then subseven is widely known (infamous) thus there are many different versions/mods.
That is why I think: 'reinstall' :D
