Posted on 10/04/2008 2:07:12 AM PDT by MarkT
Easiest thing to do is uninstall and reinstall your browser. I do it every once in a while with firefox when I get stupid and install an add-on I don’t like. You don’t lose your bookmarks, either. I don’t use explorer. I’m pretty sure firefox will let you import your favorites from explorer.
Take two of these and DON'T post another friggin stoopid vanity in the morning. If you are still confused, call your health insurance -- mental health coverage is now required in the Socialist bill just passed, so you can go see a shrink on the taxpayer's dime.
That looks like the love-child of Mr. Bean and the lead singer from the Bloodhound Gang.
I agree. I picked up trojan.blusod this past week. Some of my problems were my screen's background would be all white and IE would run poorly. Also itunes would not connect. I was able to find the trojan with Norton, but the problem was within my registry. Norton could not fix that. Norton would quarantee the trojan, but since my registry was corrupted, the problems would reappear on the next reboot. MalwareBytes Anti-Malware help me resolve the reboot problem. I used 'jv16 PowerTools' to clean up my registry (free at cnet.com).
I spoke with my IT support at my company and they recommended I run Super Anti-Spyware, but I had it resolved by the time they told me that, so it did not find anything wrong.
That information is about 10 years old. I stand by what I said - you run MacOS and you don’t get infected like on Windows. No need to pick nits by replying to this, as I’m infallible in my knowledge of this.
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