WinPup

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Rich

I have tried several times using Microsoft Spyware to get
rid of WinPup to no avail. WinPup seems to regenerate
itself constantly.
 
Have you tried restarting in safe mode and doing full, deep, scans until one
comes through clean?
 
Bill Sanderson said:
Have you tried restarting in safe mode and doing full, deep, scans until one comes
through clean?
Click to expand...

Ron Kinner's services will be required on this one, as it has many variants
and is very difficult to remove.
Limited information here;
http://www.kephyr.com/spywarescanner/library/winpup/index.phtml

Silj

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(Reply to group, as return address
is invalid - that we may all benefit)
 
Thanks, Randy--I was going by the "if MSAS identifies it it should be able
to clean it rule."

I suspect you are right, I don't know the bug.
 
Please also submit a suspected spyware report to us (tools -> suspected
spyware report)

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PSS Security

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