[MetalHeadConservative35]

and if it can be helped please no flaming,just askin for some help is all thanks

[BigSkyFreeper]

Try this

[Consort]

Or this.

[BigSkyFreeper]

And this

[Alberta's Child]

I can't help you, but I just wanted to post a message here to thank the moderator for leaving threads like this up for a while -- I've gotten some helpful advice from knowlegable Freepers on things like this in the past.

[happydogdesign]

If you don't have Spybot, Search and Destroy, and SpywareBlaster, get them! Both programs are excellent and FREE! You'll be surprised at all the evil crud you have running on your system

Better get the latest update of Ad-aware while you're at it!

Kephyr has a great Spyware and Adware Encyclopedia and a lot of other info, freeware and fun stuff

Andrew Clover also has a great spyware, adware, and parasite info page

Ever wonder what's going on in the background of your PC's devious little processor?
The Windows Process Library helps sort it out

Answers That Work has loads of info including Task List Programs

BillP Studio's WinPatrol is a nice little application with a useful free version that allows you to monitor your system services, manage cookies, and detect those nefarious Browser "Helper" objects. It is like an easy-to-use Task Manager in your System Tray.

[Oschisms]

Bump for later perusal

[happydogdesign]

After you get the bugs out, give Mozilla 1.6 a try. It is basically Netcape 7 without all the junk and is one truly fine browser, with a built in pop up blocker, tabbed browsing, excellent cookie management and easy to follow instructions and help. It does not use IE's Active X, which a lot of spyware exploits, and doesn't have the still unresolved IE site spoofing vulnerability.

[happydogdesign]

After you get the bugs out, give Mozilla 1.6 a try. It is basically Netcape 7 without all the junk and is one truly fine browser, with a built in pop up blocker, tabbed browsing, excellent cookie management and easy to follow instructions and help. It does not use IE's Active X, which a lot of spyware exploits, and doesn't have the still unresolved IE site spoofing vulnerability.

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Useful comments on your thread. I hope you get the problems worked out!