Automate PDF printing from batch file command line

Adobe Reader is not suitable for printing PDF files using a batch file because it remains open after the print is done and there is no simple, safe & reliable mechanism to close it.  Instead use Ghostscript commandline as shown below:

gswin32c -dPrinted -dBATCH -dNOPAUSE -dNOSAFER -q -dNumCopies=1 "C:\test.pdf"

*Must be a recent version of Ghostscript, e.g. 9.x

iPhone has wrong name in Windows Explorer (Digital Camera)

Windows remembers a USB devices name and fails to update if the iPhone's name is changed.  Use regedit to search for the name starting at HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet.
 Edit the device names & labels as found - multiple may be found.

ZeroAccess trojan rootkit virus removal

ZeroAccess rootkit shows as a process in task manager that is a series of numbers with a colon in the middle, e.g. 1784223:3221239.exe, which cannot be killed.

ESET have a tool that detects and kills the process - requires a reboot.
Kaspersky have the TDSSKiller tool that detects the infection as Sirefef trojan.
MBAM and MSSE are halted when attempting to run a scan.
The trojan/rootkit is active whenever networking is active.
It continues to re-infect via driver files.

To clean the infection use a boot disk such as Parted Magic that contains Clamav - update the clamav pattern files then run a command such as:
 clamscan -r -i /medica/sda1/
(-r = recursive, -i = show infected only)
Delete or overwrite the files as required.