Question about spywware/popups
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Freakaloin
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Open safe mode, hope that none of them run in safe mode (they really shouldn't), remove the system attributes it has in cmd (if any) and delete. You have to get them all though, or they can replicate again possibly.
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+JuggerNaut+
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that might have been in previous versions(?), but the current version does browser hijacking/restore by default.Giraffe }{unter wrote:..when using it also go into Advanced tools > Browser hijack restore > check all and restore.
for people that have had constant problems with spyware, yeah, it is very good.Freakaloin wrote:+JuggerNaut+ wrote:very.Massive Quasars wrote:Is MS AntiSpyware any good?
lol...it is? by being good, do u mean it sucks ass? ok then...
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SplishSplash
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+JuggerNaut+
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Freakaloin
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surfing pr0n is such a no0b way to get pr0n...
on an aside...remember this? rofl...
http://www.cnn.com/2003/ALLPOLITICS/06/17/bush.iraq/
on an aside...remember this? rofl...
http://www.cnn.com/2003/ALLPOLITICS/06/17/bush.iraq/
a defining attribute of a government is that it has a monopoly on the legitimate exercise of violence...
lol. the other day i had to visit this college. started talking to one of the teachers in the staff room/server room while we rolled stuff out onto their network and he mentioned that he'd just started using linux. "needed somewhere to hide your porn eh?" i joked, trying to break the ice, "hope the missus never bothers to browse the P:\ drive at our place". fucker didn't even smile, just sat there, blushing like a slapped arse :lol:Grudge wrote:just install a separate instance of Firefox and disable java, javascript and activex, and use it for porn surfing
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Tormentius
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Tormentius
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many are difficult to remove even if you know what you are doing. i had a stubborn one that adaware and co (before ms was released) could not remove, fairly harmless hijacking of about:blank to a search page, but I kept removing every trace of it and it kept coming back randomly. With the help of lavasoft ppl I had to use other tools to discover how it had hooked itself into explorer.exe and recreated itself after a random amount of time/restarts. The file itself which was causing it was hidden completely...I could get the location but it wasnt there to delete, even in safe mode. I had to use this program called killbox to remove it before it could protect itself on startup.
this is about the only one ive had on my pc, and it came from using outlook. you should see my dads ffs some of the crap he's had on there...often enough stuff he agrees to
and they trash the system too much, you remove them and it still runs like shit. Average pc user has no idea how to avoid or remove them, bloody evil.
this is about the only one ive had on my pc, and it came from using outlook. you should see my dads ffs some of the crap he's had on there...often enough stuff he agrees to
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