I run the following programs regularly: Norton, Ad-Aware, Spyware
Doctor, and Trend Micro.

They catch, but cannot delite, the following problems:

citlx.da
dmonwv.dll
newdotnet7.22.dll
uninstall7_22.exe
nnass638.exe

Anyone had particular experiencing removing these and can suggest
another method (short of adding yet ANOTHER removal program).

My infestation isn't that severe, so far, just pop ups (that I know
of).

The main problem is if someone suggests using another removal program,
and i click on a link or navigate to that page, i get another dozen pop
ups ABOUT spyware removal, and some new freeloading downloads because
of that navigation.

I guess I am looking for a way to directly delete these specific
threats. I have done a great many of the hints in the forum, like
emptying cache and trash bins prior to running a program, shutting off
all other virus checkers, running in safe mode, etc., etc.

Many of the pop ups say they are from "Web Nexus Network", and offer a
link to an uninstall tool, but I ain't going there.


Thank you.

PSS wrote:
> I run the following programs regularly: Norton, Ad-Aware, Spyware
> Doctor, and Trend Micro.
>
> They catch, but cannot delite, the following problems:
>
> citlx.da
> dmonwv.dll
> newdotnet7.22.dll
> uninstall7_22.exe
> nnass638.exe
>
> Anyone had particular experiencing removing these and can suggest
> another method (short of adding yet ANOTHER removal program).
>
> My infestation isn't that severe, so far, just pop ups (that I know
> of).
>
> The main problem is if someone suggests using another removal program,
> and i click on a link or navigate to that page, i get another dozen
> pop ups ABOUT spyware removal, and some new freeloading downloads
> because of that navigation.
>
> I guess I am looking for a way to directly delete these specific
> threats. I have done a great many of the hints in the forum, like
> emptying cache and trash bins prior to running a program, shutting off
> all other virus checkers, running in safe mode, etc., etc.
>
> Many of the pop ups say they are from "Web Nexus Network", and offer a
> link to an uninstall tool, but I ain't going there.
>
>
> Thank you.

Boot into safe mode and rescan your system with the tools you allready have.
While in safe mode the parasites won't be running so your tools should be
able to clean them.

--
Mike Pawlak