AFTER I successfully login, all my desktop folders are DISSAPEARED, except for the shortcuts to different programs.

what should I do? Is it a virus? malware? spyware? trojan? what program to get?

any additional steps to do? (i.e something to registry, or to crack windows 7 password)

I'd really appreciate if you could help me if you've had this predicament before. So basically someone had hacked my FB and they had locked the account; after they had locked it they made sure that they had cleared their devices. It said that it had to be logged in as through this device (a windows 7 computer), so my previous ones hadn't showed up. Regardless, it only had option for this said person so if I want to retrieve my account it has to be through that device of the other. I obviously can't do that. Is there another way I can get to it? I already tried the forgot the password and the resetting through email and it was ineffective. There's not even an option to prove I am the legit owner of the account. Making a new FB is one, very annoying, and two, confusing. Because my locked account still appears active and all, where people can get to it. It's like a dead account. Only thing I've been doing is just reporting it until it hopefully gets taken down and I have to create a password reset windows 7 disk.

I need to create a list of all my known enemies; there are too many for me to keep track of. I need this list to be secure though, in case anything ever happens to any of my enemies, I don't want to be the one implicated (police/FBI).

I use ubuntu 10.04 LTS and WIndows 7, and an encrypting both partitions with ubuntu's encrypted file system and truecrypt. I also use above 20 character passwords. I'm afraid that the hard drives may be confiscated, and since I have yet to find a hard dirve that will destroy itself when a user cannot be authenticated or used on a foreign machine , I do not wish to make password recovery windows 7.

I'm looking for suggestions on how I can keep my enemies list safe from prying eyes...I've thought about encrypting a thumb drive and hiding it in my safe, but both can be cracked with enough time...what's a safer way?
tags: forgot windows 7 password