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While I was away on business, my husband has inadvertently downloaded a malicious program which has hijacked IE to its search website, even though we have repeatedly changed the home page in preferences. I ran Norton SystemWorks which identified the file as an active X control (and found no virus infection). I attempted to remove it with Norton, but since the application starts on the boot and that file is always in use, I cannot remove it. Is there any method I, an intermediate level user, can employ to rem this file out of the boot registry? I have never gone into the registry before and feel rather intimidated by the prospect. Or should I simply take my computer to the shop and pay them to do it? BTW, the suspect application file is windec32.dll and it takes you to a website called "I-lookup."