Transponder.LocalNRD

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Len

"Warning, Transponder.LocalNRD Adware is trying to
Install!"

Everytime I logon I get this alert and everytime
I "Remove" it, but it's not really removed. The next
time I or any other user logs on, there it is! I'm
assuming it's embedded in the registry. How do I
permamently remove this adware?
 
Len schreef:
"Warning, Transponder.LocalNRD Adware is trying to
Install!"

Everytime I logon I get this alert and everytime
I "Remove" it, but it's not really removed. The next
time I or any other user logs on, there it is! I'm
assuming it's embedded in the registry. How do I
permamently remove this adware?
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Hello Len,

try this:
http://www.trendmicro.com/spyware-scan/

Let me know if it works or not!

With regards >*< TOM >*<
 
Len said:
"Warning, Transponder.LocalNRD Adware is trying to
Install!"

Everytime I logon I get this alert and everytime
I "Remove" it, but it's not really removed. The next
time I or any other user logs on, there it is! I'm
assuming it's embedded in the registry. How do I
permamently remove this adware?
Click to expand...

Try running MSAS in Safe Mode.
 
Andre Da Costa schreef:
Doesn't matter Tom, we are all here to help, doesn't matter who answered
first, its not a competition.
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Hello Andre,

thats not what I mend,I mend that MSAS could do the thing in safemode
and if that not work try other programs!

With regards >*< TOM >*<
 
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Andre Da Costa schreef:
Hello Andre,

thats not what I mend,I mend that MSAS could do the thing in safemode
and if that not work try other programs!

With regards >*< TOM >*<
.
Thank you all for coming to my aid. However ... I ran
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the Trendmicro software and it found a bunch of stuff
which it "removed", however, after I restarted and logged
on, the original problem child remained. I booted in
safe mode, ran MSAS and it found the usual (bargainbuddy,
hungryhands, etc) that it always finds and it "removed"
them again. I then ran Ad-Aware SE and it found some more
whic it "removed", I then ran WebRoot and it found a
couple which it "removed". I then ran MSAS again and it
found the same ones it that it just removed in the
beginning!!! What now? Of the 3, MSAS seems the least
effective, but my "Transponder.LocalNRD" friend remains
on my system. I'm reluctant to allow it to remain on my
system because I don't know what it is.
 
Len schreef:
matter who answered


thing in safemode


the Trendmicro software and it found a bunch of stuff
which it "removed", however, after I restarted and logged
on, the original problem child remained. I booted in
safe mode, ran MSAS and it found the usual (bargainbuddy,
hungryhands, etc) that it always finds and it "removed"
them again. I then ran Ad-Aware SE and it found some more
whic it "removed", I then ran WebRoot and it found a
couple which it "removed". I then ran MSAS again and it
found the same ones it that it just removed in the
beginning!!! What now? Of the 3, MSAS seems the least
effective, but my "Transponder.LocalNRD" friend remains
on my system. I'm reluctant to allow it to remain on my
system because I don't know what it is.
Click to expand...

Hello Len,

Dont give up!
Goto: Start/run put in: regedit.exe
then go to the search option put in: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Bargains
delete this, restart your PC
then goto:
http://nl.trendmicro-europe.com/consumer/housecall/housecall_launch.php
This is the housecall virusscanner of Trend.

Good luck
regards >*< TOM >*<
 
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