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SkankinMonkey - Dec 26, 2001 |
SkankinMonkey | Dec 26, 2001 | |||
nope, no viruses found |
Quadriflax | Dec 26, 2001 | |||
Maybe it's some sort of spyware? Have you tried running Ad-aware? |
eatpenguin | Dec 26, 2001 | |||
maybe you accidently installed one of them gator-type of proggies |
SkankinMonkey | Dec 26, 2001 | |||
ad-aware appears to have fixed it. thanks |
jim993 | Dec 26, 2001 | |||
ya ad aware is great for stopping that type of stuff. It's a free product so if you guys use warez sites don't bother downloading the pro version(all it has is a copy of reghence and ad aware pluss it doesn't help out lavasoft). |
SkankinMonkey | Dec 27, 2001 | |||
gyah, turns out it is a virus, some sort of backdoor/trojan that infected explorer.exe and cant be cleaned, so i gotta reinstall windows again :/ |
jim993 | Dec 28, 2001 | |||
ya internet security should be everyone's main priority. Everyone should keep their anti virus up to date(and if too cheap to go out and buy the product to keept it up to date just go and find it for free on the net LOL) and also everyone should use a firewall. Sure there are some viruses and trojans that can bypass the software firewalls, but i know that zonealarm informes you when programes have been altered. Say for example a trojan joins itself to internet explorer or some other program that accesses the internet; zonealarm will pop a message up asking you if you would like to give the changed program access to the internet; you can then question yourself "why has internet explorer changed? i didn't upgrade it or make any changes to it?" and then you can get all paranoid and send your internet explorer .exe to nortons and let them screw with it. I forgot what i was talking about and i'll just end my post now. |