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Any body have any suggestions????
1 posted on 07/20/2003 11:17:10 PM PDT by Imagine
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To: Imagine
It appears to be a real system file, but one with some funky coding in it. Read up here:

http://members.aol.com/ojatex/showdoc.htm

If you are running either Win 98 or XP. you can bring up MSConfig and see if there's something untoward starting from the registry. I'd run Adaware too, just for general maintenance reasons.
2 posted on 07/20/2003 11:24:04 PM PDT by Riley
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To: Imagine
That file is a legitimate file - search the filename on Google for more information. If you are worried about spyware on your computer, go to the Lavasoft website and download Ad-aware Standard Edition.
3 posted on 07/20/2003 11:25:34 PM PDT by willieroe
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To: Imagine
Have you searched for anything from or including Gator Corporation?
4 posted on 07/20/2003 11:59:41 PM PDT by HairOfTheDog (She gave him a look you could pour on a waffle.)
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To: Imagine
Try ad-aware. The free version is pretty good.
5 posted on 07/21/2003 3:26:40 AM PDT by Chancellor Palpatine (Of course I'm really concerned. I make my face look like this and the concerned words come out.)
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To: Imagine
the SHDOCLC.DLL is for sizing the Internet Explorer Windows. Do not delete this file! It is a needed Systems file.

However, I recommend: 1. Download and Install Ad-Ware from Javasoft.com.

2. Check your installed programs in Add/Remove Programs in your Control Panel, look and see if Gator was installed. If you use Morpheus, then chances are you have it. Delete/remove Gator software.

3. Disable, Java...this will keep those pop-up down, also this will hinder your browsing experience.

6 posted on 07/21/2003 7:03:05 AM PDT by Zavien Doombringer (Ain't nothing worse than feeling obsolete....)
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To: Imagine
Are you sure you aren't just visiting sites that contain a lot of popups (which is pretty much every site nowadays)?
7 posted on 07/21/2003 4:04:58 PM PDT by Ex-Dem
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To: Imagine
Ad Aware is terrific at ferreting such garbage, as is "Spybot Search and Destroy". Run both, as each catches some things the other does not.

Also, a really fine Pop-up Blocker is "AdSubtract", a creation I understand of the fella who first brought us "Frogger."
12 posted on 07/22/2003 10:40:12 AM PDT by Chummy
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To: Imagine
Here's more on shdoclc.dll:

WinTasks DLL Library

shdoclc - shdoclc.dll - DLL Information
DLL File: shdoclc or shdoclc.dll
DLL Name: Shell Doc Object and Control Library
Description: Used by Windows applications to add web, file, network and document browsing capabilities
System DLL: Yes

Common Errors: File Not Found, Missing File, Exception Errors
Solution: Download WinTasks to find out which application is using this DLL. Many problems can be solved by resinstalling this application. If the DLL is missing, download it to your windows system folder.

You can find Ad Aware at: http://www.lavasoftusa.com/software/adaware/

SpybotSD at:
http://security.kolla.de/

and AdSubtract at:
http://www.addsubtract.com/

Good luck!
13 posted on 07/22/2003 10:51:58 AM PDT by Chummy
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To: Imagine
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14 posted on 07/22/2003 11:07:13 AM PDT by InvisibleChurch (When I am asked what my political preference is, I answer "Christian".)
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Good info here!

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17 posted on 07/24/2003 6:12:44 PM PDT by Ernest_at_the_Beach (Recall Davis and then recall the rest of the Demon Rats!!!)
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