Cant type in any URLs

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Thomas P

Everytime I type something in, take google.com for example,
this is what I get:
"http://search.xrenoder.com/?trk=google.com" if I try
typing in another URL, or anything for that, the same thing
happens. I think that my computers infected with something,
but after running ad-aware with the newest reference file
and repairing internet explorer the result is the same.
Right now im using Netscape.
Thanks
 
Thomas said:
Everytime I type something in, take google.com for example,
this is what I get:
"http://search.xrenoder.com/?trk=google.com" if I try
typing in another URL, or anything for that, the same thing
happens. I think that my computers infected with something,
but after running ad-aware with the newest reference file
and repairing internet explorer the result is the same.
Right now im using Netscape.
Thanks

It is a browser hijacker parasite.

Download SpyBot Search & Destroy from this link then update through the
Online update function and run it and select all items in red and delete:
http://mvps.org/winhelp2002/unwanted.htm

Reboot and re-run to insure it is all gone.

You should follow all the advice on this page to prevent this from happening
again.
 
Thomas P said:
Everytime I type something in, take google.com for example,
this is what I get:
"http://search.xrenoder.com/?trk=google.com" if I try
typing in another URL, or anything for that, the same thing
happens. I think that my computers infected with something,
but after running ad-aware with the newest reference file
and repairing internet explorer the result is the same.
Right now im using Netscape.
Thanks

You have been hijacked by Spyware!
Info: http://www.safer-networking.org/index.php?lang=en&page=knowledgebase/threats/hijackers-xrenoder
Download and run SpyBot Search & Destroy from this link: http://mvps.org/winhelp2002/unwanted.htm

HTH

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