D
Don
I run a daily scan with MSAS. Every day it detects the
same 3-4 programs from A Better Internet, identified as
follows:
Transponder.ABetterInternet Adware
Transponder.ABetterInternet.Aurora Adware
Transponder.ABetterInternet.DrPMon Adware
It also detects, daily, a trojan identified
as "nameshifter".
I dutifully remove each of these and reboot as
instructed. However, as soon as I open IE and go online,
Aurora begins its onslaught of popups and at the next
MSAS scan that evening, I have the same programs back
again.
I thought MSAS was designed to block this adware and this
trojan. It apparently does a good job of finding and
supposedly removing them but if they reappear the moment
I go online, what is the valuse of MSAS?
Am I doing something wrong or is this simply an
ineffective program?
same 3-4 programs from A Better Internet, identified as
follows:
Transponder.ABetterInternet Adware
Transponder.ABetterInternet.Aurora Adware
Transponder.ABetterInternet.DrPMon Adware
It also detects, daily, a trojan identified
as "nameshifter".
I dutifully remove each of these and reboot as
instructed. However, as soon as I open IE and go online,
Aurora begins its onslaught of popups and at the next
MSAS scan that evening, I have the same programs back
again.
I thought MSAS was designed to block this adware and this
trojan. It apparently does a good job of finding and
supposedly removing them but if they reappear the moment
I go online, what is the valuse of MSAS?
Am I doing something wrong or is this simply an
ineffective program?