"Ranchhand" said he knew of one, but I wasn't able to find out which one he uses. Since I have access to computers that can't be damaged (they re-image each time they boot up), I would like to test a so called registry cleaner to see if there is such a thing that can remove the malware from the registry. Actually, maybe there isn't such a thing because, how could the registry cleaner be able to differentiate the good from the bad? "Revo" asks that you type in the string name of the malware, and it will try to remove that, but I think good malware wouldn't put itself in the registry under any identifiable name.
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