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Ryan
I have installed the antispyware software. The software
removes the problems, but if I use IE all the spyware
comes back.
removes the problems, but if I use IE all the spyware
comes back.
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
J
John
Stop visiting sites that promote and propagate spyware on their webpages -
like the ones with cracks, serials, illegal software, music, videos, and
porn.
Oh, and tighten up that browser!
like the ones with cracks, serials, illegal software, music, videos, and
porn.
Oh, and tighten up that browser!
B
Bill Sanderson
What service pack are you on for your OS, and what version of IE?
Have you applied all service packs and upgraded to the most recent versions?
There is more than one possible cause for your symptoms.
One is that you may have spyware which is resistant to being cleaned by
Microsoft Antispyware.
Here are a couple of ideas: 1) make sure your definitions are the most
current--4680, as I write this--see Help, About.
2) Try scanning and removing in Safe Mode. This makes it easier to remove
certain resistant bugs.
If scanning in safe mode doesn't fully remove things, please file report:
Tools, suspected spyware report.
This will help Microsoft make the tool better for all users.
Have you applied all service packs and upgraded to the most recent versions?
There is more than one possible cause for your symptoms.
One is that you may have spyware which is resistant to being cleaned by
Microsoft Antispyware.
Here are a couple of ideas: 1) make sure your definitions are the most
current--4680, as I write this--see Help, About.
2) Try scanning and removing in Safe Mode. This makes it easier to remove
certain resistant bugs.
If scanning in safe mode doesn't fully remove things, please file report:
Tools, suspected spyware report.
This will help Microsoft make the tool better for all users.
P
Peter77s
Probably because you keep going into a site that intalls
spyware into your pc.
spyware into your pc.
J
Jean-Yves LE DOUARIN
If you use Windows XP don't forget to disable the restore
facility before a scan as for anti-viruses.
Otherwise all spywares will remain in the restore
partition.
facility before a scan as for anti-viruses.
Otherwise all spywares will remain in the restore
partition.
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Guest
Have you turned on your Real Time Protection. Turn them-----Original Message-----
I have installed the antispyware software. The software
removes the problems, but if I use IE all the spyware
comes back.
.
all on.
C
Colin
This is a GOOD TIP, I think
Thanks for the reminder!
Perhaps this point should be made more clear to all
Antispyware users. Especially seeing that it is a
Microsoft product, and that this System Restore issue is
known.
Thanks for the reminder!
Perhaps this point should be made more clear to all
Antispyware users. Especially seeing that it is a
Microsoft product, and that this System Restore issue is
known.
W
Walter Clayton
Actually that's extremely bad advice. Disabling SR is the *worst* possible
advice.
What are you going to do if the clean up goes splat?
advice.
What are you going to do if the clean up goes splat?