Re: HAs BrowserAid Hijacked my Browser?

Hi: Everytime I seem to load Firefox (from Mozilla, as I
had too many problems with IE), MSAS finds "BrowserAid"
stored in 3 different locations in the Registery. It
apparently cleans it out, but it reoccurs after loading the
Firefox Browser. I've tried cleaning this headache from
within Safemode (3x's on each of several occasions)and as
said above, it seems to reload itself once I run my browser
which I have set to goto the Google Home page which I
assume does not have this infection (and no other pages for
purpose of trying to narrow things down). Could this
"BrowserAid" be embedded within Firefox? I've also run
Adware, Spybot, nad CrapCleaner - with the same end results
To try and rid my PC of this, I most recently upgraded to
1.02 of Firefox, but no change.

Anyone who can help out there, your opinion would be
appreciated.

Regards,
Mike.

anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com wrote:
> Hi: Everytime I seem to load Firefox (from Mozilla, as I
> had too many problems with IE), MSAS finds "BrowserAid"
> stored in 3 different locations in the Registery. It
> apparently cleans it out, but it reoccurs after loading the
> Firefox Browser.

Hi

- Send a suspected spyware report to MS about this, menu tools.

- Download HijackThis (links below) and take a look, if you
are experienced you probably
can see yourself whats wrong, if not, take help from a
forum with experienced
HijackThis users for cleaning.

http://www.aumha.org/a/quickfix.htm

or

http://www.merijn.org/forums.html

--
plun

Thanks Plun.
>-----Original Message-----
>anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com wrote:
>> Hi: Everytime I seem to load Firefox (from Mozilla, as I
>> had too many problems with IE), MSAS finds "BrowserAid"
>> stored in 3 different locations in the Registery. It
>> apparently cleans it out, but it reoccurs after loading the
>> Firefox Browser.
>
>Hi
>
>- Send a suspected spyware report to MS about this, menu
tools.
>
>- Download HijackThis (links below) and take a look, if you
>are experienced you probably
>can see yourself whats wrong, if not, take help from a
>forum with experienced
>HijackThis users for cleaning.
>
>http://www.aumha.org/a/quickfix.htm
>
>or
>
>http://www.merijn.org/forums.html
>
>--
>plun
>.
>