Wow, users found ways to trick that virus.
So, in actual fact, this virus is not as bad as we thought.
Can rest liao. 
From F-Secure Blog:
So, Nyxem.E had infected hundreds of
thousands of computers over the last two weeks. It activated on
Friday, overwriting data. But almost nobody reported any problems.
So what happened?
Well, probably several things, including:
- The amount of machines that were really infected still on Friday
was much smaller than the total amount of machines that got
infected (and cleaned) during the whole outbreak. This number is
probably in the tens of thousands. Which is not a lot of computers
out of, say, one billion computers in the world.
- Many of the infected machines were not rebooted on Friday. They
were simply running all the time. The worm only does damage when
you start the machine on the 3rd.
- Many infected home machines were shut down all of Friday, and
nothing happened. People went to movies, bars, parties on Friday
night instead of surfing.
- The media coverage on the whole incident prompted many people to
check their system and clean them up in time.
So, does this mean there weren't any problems reported, anywhere?
Well, no. We had some isolated support calls to our country offices
from home users who were hit.
The virus writer must be jumping with anger already. The virus he
wrote actually didn't have much effect. 
