I have some sort of spyware/trojan on my comp. Some stupid porn site (I assume its porn, I never let it load the sites it wants to) keeps trying to overtake me when I look at Hotmail and Supercars.net. Its slowly starting to affect more and more sites, but thankfully not FF yet. It auto-links to itself, so I am not able to look at hotmail, therefore check my email, from my own computer. This must have happened when a friend of mine downloaded some stupid game crack on here and set IE security settings to LOW without my conesnt. Next time I see him I'll have to
I've installed Lavasoft Ad-Aware, run it 10 times, rememved a few hundred items, but the sh*t is still there. Normally I wouldn't be asking how to fix this, I'd just format, but I'd rather not, I formatted a few months ago and don't really want to again. Downloading all those drivers with 56k is a PITA. Anyone got any suggestions? Oh, and in case you need to know, the Operating System is Microsoft Windows ME and I use Internet Explorer 6.0 Service Pack 1.
I had a problem like that as well. One of dads mates recommended using the freeware program zonealarm from www.zonelabs.com It worked well and got rid of everything. It gets rid of everything and puts up a firewall which stops you from using p2p file sharing programs.
After the problem was gone I uninstalled it and the computer is still fine.
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i formatted a couple weeks ago and about to format again today, formatting is teh bomb, only real way to fix it anyway
chris
Yep agreed format and get Win XP...
I formatted my two PC's a few weeks ago and probly will again next week. Only prob i have with formatting all the time is that I have to download all of the Updates from Micro$haft again
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