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To: Carling
Try AdAware, Spybot, and the Microsoft Anti Spyware program. Also, Hijack This.

If those don't remove it, Google the name of the spyware because you will more than like have to find step by step instructions to manually uninstall it.
12 posted on 12/06/2005 8:22:53 PM PST by Skooz (Santa's laughter mocks the poor.)
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To: Skooz

Like at this site:

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16 posted on 12/06/2005 8:24:14 PM PST by Dog Gone
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To: Skooz

These are good tools, you may also want to try CCleaner first and run them in Safe Mode, restart and hit F8 repeatedly until boot menu appears, choose Safe Mode. Or Safe mode with networking that way you can run http
://housecall.antivirus.com with your Antivirus and really scan for Viruses.


71 posted on 12/06/2005 9:49:54 PM PST by justaguywithaspellchecker
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To: Skooz

Sorry I did not include this in my last response to you but I am a "newbie" :). Spy Axe is a very bad egg, as you try to delete it even in Safe mode it will reinstall itself and rename itself. If you don't have much data you could always run the restore CD and if you do you could put the hard drive in another computer, scan it for Viruses and then copy your favorites, My documents, Address book/Inbox etc. then restore the contaminated hard drive. Well it is definitely past my bedtime. Good night.


73 posted on 12/06/2005 9:56:49 PM PST by justaguywithaspellchecker
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