[Fierce Allegiance]

we run both, but there is some kind of little bugger my wife can not get rid of. I will have her e-mail me what it is, maybe someone can tell me how to kill it.

She is afraid to do any banking, etc on line due to these hijackers.

[Sinner6]

I might be able to help. What is the problem?

[scott7278]

"we run both, but there is some kind of little bugger my wife can not get rid of."

 

If the "little bugger" is listed as a DSO Exploit, you should be okay as long as you have all the available patches from Microsoft at their Windows Update site.  I'm not sure of the technical details, but this is something that should be fixed in the next update or release of Spybot.  As long as you're properly patched, you can ignore this entry. 

[Rebelbase]

""we run both, but there is some kind of little bugger my wife can not get rid of."

When you scan with Adaware does it show up as a registry key file?...you delete it and it shows up on the next scan? If so then it could be sahagent.

I could not get rid of that bugger until earlier this month when an adaware update was available to kill it.

Update your adaware then reboot and scan the disk. It should delete it for good this time.