Rule Of Tim:- WTF is this, that has appeard in my IE
Apr 06, 2004 7 Replies
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Dan Allen
res://mshp.dll/index.html#37049
What ever you do don't click it, but every 5 opens of IE it dumps it's self in to the open home page, bit of the settings, yeah I know IE is crap.
Address now blocked in Firewall, but virus scanner not picked anything up.
I reckon it is one of those add pop up thingis, question is how do I get rid of it??
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David French
Yes, real f****rs aren't they.
Try using Spybot Search & Destroy for starters (google for it). If that doesn't work, suggest you work out which site is behind it (by following the links for example) and then google for the site name plus "spyware". I've had to do it a couple of times on my neice's PC, and it really gets my goat. If I ever meet one of the cretins who puts this stuff out, I will take great pleasure in breaking their lousy nose.
David
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Stuart Nuttall
I've found 'Ad-aware' to be an effective way of killing pop-ups. It's free - try google for a download.
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Tom Woods
Spybot seems to get the stuff that ad-aware misses and vice versa. You can't go wrong running both of them!
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CJ
If you are being re-directed to sites you never wanted to go to, download and run "hijackthis" (google for it) then save a log file and post it on this NG. I'll tell you what to "fix".
Importantly, download and run "spywareblaster" version 3.0 (google again) update it and check all protection is enabled. Keep it up to date and you'll never be invaded by spybots and trojans again!
For more info, feel free to mail me.
CJ
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Dan Allen
On Tue, 6 Apr 2004 23:40:15 +0100, "CJ" spilled forth with the follow words of wisdom:
Thanks All,
I was running spybot, that found some things, I deleated, but it could not deleat two registry entries, so I went and play in the registry, and they are not there, however a reboot, and every thing is back to sending me to this poxy site, got the popup blocker running in google bar, evertime I go to a new page it blocks pop ups.
Here is the hijack log pasted below....I think r0 to r1 definalty need to be delated.
Sorry for the wraped txt file, just how agent posted it
Cheers Dan
Logfile of HijackThis v1.97.7 Scan saved at 08:45:07, on 07/04/2004 Platform: Windows 2000 SP4 (WinNT 5.00.2195) MSIE: Internet Explorer v6.00 SP1 (6.00.2800.1106)
- DPF: {F6ACF75C-C32C-447B-9BEF-46B766368D29} (Creative SoftwareAutoUpdate Support Package) -
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David French
The scumbags write the software so it monitors for itself being deleted and reinstalls itself. How commercial organisations can get away with writing these trojan horses legitimately is beyond me. Bring back the ducking stool.
At least the normal virus writers are up-front about it.
David
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Mother
An effective and cheap way to prevent 'popups' is to use the Google Toolbar. I'm always slightly wary of any such software, but Google has a fair reputation and I use their toolbar on my Windoze IE install (even though that Windoze session is simply another running process in VMware so I'm not really too arsed if it breaks).
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