[BigSkyFreeper]

go to start then run then type msconfig, if it's there can you turn it off in msconfig? if you uncheck it, click ok, then you'll have to reboot. if its there and you can disable it, then you can remove the file. I did a search and I don't see that file on my drive.

[BigSkyFreeper]

In msconfig, you'll want to look under the startup tab.

[MetalHeadConservative35]

its a file on XP it seems,and spyhunter cant get to it before my computer crashes (just had 2 crashes since the start of this thread

i think..im going to have to wipe this computer out

[Attention Surplus Disorder]

http://www.enigmasoftwaregroup.com

$30. one time fee. Sorry that it costs, but 3 weeks ago I was being attacked by so many spybots and parasites and home-page hijackers that my computer was practically useless. I literally could not fill in any field of any length on any net page without a pop-up or pop-under showing up. I would have a dozen Orbitz or MSN or Netflix ads opened up to the point where my memory was disappearing. It was screwing with my stock trades as well. This was behind a Zonealarm firewall on a cable modem.

I tried about 3 different types of pop-up killers, NONE of which worked because the parasites had already installed themselves. The thing removed over 75 pieces of adware and spybots from memory, windows registry and programs. I am not particulary confident removing stuff from my windows registry; I knew if I mucked about I could really get myself into serious trouble, well beyond $30 of time/labor worth. This piece of software has worked very well for me. I run it every few days and it inevitably finds 2-5 new things that have installed themselves. It gets my reco.