adware help to remove adware startnow from winxp

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Guest

i am using windows xp service pack and i got this adware start now.
now i upgraded to windows service pack 2 still the adware start now hence i
uninstall winxp service pack 2 so.................................
help me to remove this adware it's really urgent thanks in advance :)
 
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gls858

Harry said:
i am using windows xp service pack and i got this adware start now.
now i upgraded to windows service pack 2 still the adware start now hence i
uninstall winxp service pack 2 so.................................
help me to remove this adware it's really urgent thanks in advance :)
A little more info please. Like what is the adware. What does it
look like. Or are you talking about the logon screen.

Adware can be removed by a number of programs. Two that I use
are free. Make sure to update them before you run them.

Adaware at:
www.lavasoft.com look for the download section and freeware

SpyBot Search and Destroy at:
http://www.safer-networking.org/en/index.html
 
G

Guest

gls858 said:
A little more info please. Like what is the adware. What does it
look like. Or are you talking about the logon screen.

Adware can be removed by a number of programs. Two that I use
are free. Make sure to update them before you run them.

Adaware at:
www.lavasoft.com look for the download section and freeware

SpyBot Search and Destroy at:
http://www.safer-networking.org/en/index.html
thanks gls858 but nothing worked in spy sweeper start now adware is showing but can't cleaning.
i had tried both this the adware is start now what happen in this adware
system get slow and right click option of mouse button comes in left and
without clicking any of mouse button then to option is coming
 
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Malke

Harry said:
i had tried both this the adware is start now what happen in this
adware system get slow and right click option of mouse button comes in
left and without clicking any of mouse button then to option is coming

Go through the following malware removal steps systematically. It is
crucial that you do everything in Safe Mode with updated tools.

First delete all Temporary and Temporary Internet Files. For IE's
Temporary Files, go to Control Panel>Internet Options>General tab.
You'll see where you can delete cookies and files. For Firefox, clear
its cache by going to Tools>Options>Privacy>Cache> Clear. For Windows
Temporary files, Start>Run cleanmgr [enter]. Then follow these detailed
malware removal steps, doing everything with updated tools in Safe
Mode. You can find all the links to referenced programs and sites on
my website here:

http://www.elephantboycomputers.com/page2.html#Removing_Malware

1) Scan in Safe Mode with current version (not earlier than 2004)
antivirus using updated definitions.

Before you remove malware, get LSPFix or WinSockFix for XP - see links
below.

2) Remove spyware with Spybot Search & Destroy and Ad-aware. These
programs are free, so use them both since they complement each other.
There is a new version of CWShredder from Intermute. I would not
install the other Intermute programs, however. Alternately, there are
CoolWebSearch malware removal steps at SilentRunners.

Be sure to update these programs before running, and it is a good idea
to do virus/spyware scans in Safe Mode. Make sure you are able to see
all hidden files and extensions (View tab in Folder Options).

If the malware remains even after you used Ad-aware and Spybot, you can
scan with HijackThis. HijackThis is an excellent tool to discover and
disable hijackers, but it requires expert skill. See the links on my
website for a HijackThis tutorial and places where you can post your
HJT log. Again, this is an expert tool and novices should get help
with it.

3) If you are running Windows ME or XP, you should disable/enable System
Restore after the system is clean because malware will be in the
Restore Points. With ME, you must disable System Restore completely.
With XP, you can delete all but the most recent (presumably clean)
System Restore point from the More Options section of Disk Cleanup
(Run>cleanmgr).

4) Make sure you've visited Windows Update and applied all security
patches. Do not install driver updates from Windows Update.

5) Run a firewall.

Malke
 

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