welcome to the new anti Microsoft internet world. more and more hackers are attacking Microsoft users. I am now running Mozilla for my internet explorer, and have not had the issues with any of the virus/spyware/hijackers.
t_puls wrote:
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> >Start your computer up in SAFE MODE and then run AD Aware. This was how I
> >finally got that junk off my system. When you start in SAFE MODE only the
> >essential windows components are loaded. All of your drivers and stuff are
> >not loaded and this generally can keep most of the spyware from loading.
> >Many times AD aware (and others) cannot completely remove the offending code
> >if it is running. SAFE MODE gives you a better chance for success when there
> >is a recurring problem like you appear to have. Good luck.
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> >If you have ever run the MSCONFIG utility and understand it, you might find
> >all kinds of stuff gets loaded when your computer starts up. Most of it is
> >not necessary and really slows your system down. If you do not understand
> >computers very well then you are better off not messing with the MSCONFIG > >utility.
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> I tried downloaded and ran adware, but it did not get rid of the offending
> files. I then downloaded AOL's Macafee Virus Scan, and that seems to (at least
> for now) have done the trick.
> It came up with several infected files that are as follows:
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> tdolse.exe
> pup.exe
> over.exe
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> What a pain in the neck.
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> Bill Berckman
> 67 Beetle
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