yeah, I've actually ran across that virus and it's defined as a boot sector virus so insure the virus protection your using is designed to prevent those and remove them.
*Boot sector virus - A virus that loads during the inital 13 core processes of the operating system which normally emulates a standard Explorer.exe shell. This method is designed to completely ignore all attempts that could threaten the removal of it. *
Normal methods of removal include; running under safemode or an isolated environment such as linux cd based os if avaliable such as knoppix, gnome, or redhat.
If all else fails you can remove the hard drive and attach it to a working computer * be sure to use a live protection system such as microsoft secruity essentials that can block access to usb devices and secondary drives and remove it that method.
Always scan a bootsector virus with multiple virus scans since most all are not written the same way and a single virus protection may not remove it fully.