http://hits.clickandtrack.net Popup

[TM]

Microsoft Antispyware has cleanup alot of stuff for me. But, I have one
pesky popup that still exists. Almost everytime I open IE or a new browser
window is spawned, I get a popup from
http://hits.clickandtrack.net/cgi-bin/hit?page=9648-10994163481217 . Anyone
seen this? Any idea of how to get rid of this popup. This is one that
Antispyware has not found and it is absolutely driving me crazy. Thanks.

TMcRae

 

[A McGuire]

I personally have not - have you submitted the link to SpyNet? Also, are
you running XP SP2 with the new popup blocker? It works great. I'm not
sure how to manually enter a site off the top of my head - if it is even
possible. Perhaps you can block the site via entering it into your "Blocked
Sites" in your IE Zones. Just a different angle to possibly thwart this.

 

[Andre Da Costa]

Try running a full system scan in safe mode.

 

[Ron Chamberlin]

Hi T,
Boot into Safe Mode (F8) at startup;
Empty your temporary files AND your Temporary Internet Files C:\Documents
and Settings\Username\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files folder ;
Run the scan while in safe mode;
If you are running SP2, open IE--->Tools--->Manage Add-ons, and uncheck any
BHO's that you don't recognize.

Ron Chamberlin
MS-MVP

 

[TM]

I'm using Windows 2000 SP4. I have the site listed in Restricted Sites in
IE. That doesn't prevent it from popping up. I have the site listed in
Content Advisor. That prevents the contents from being displayed, but the
browser still opens with the URL displayed in the border along with a dialog
box that informs me that Content Advisor will not allow me to see the site.
But, IE still opens and I have to clear the Content Advisor box. This is
almost as bad as just having the popup happen.

T McRae

 

[TM]

Ron,

I followed your instructions to a T, but the popup is still occuring. BTW,
I'm running Windows 2000 SP4 and IE 6.0.2800.1106IC. I do not see the
Manage Add-ons option you reference under Tools.

TMcRae

 

[plun]

Ron,

I followed your instructions to a T, but the popup is still occuring. BTW,
I'm running Windows 2000 SP4 and IE 6.0.2800.1106IC. I do not see the
Manage Add-ons option you reference under Tools.

Its for XP, SP2

If possible, send a spywarereport to MS. Menu tools.

Try this:

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

Other forums for help and to analyse HijackThis logs:

http://www.a-sap.org/ Left menu.

 

[A McGuire]

Yes, that would be annoying. I don't have that problem with XP SP2 now that
there is a popup blocker integrated, but with W2K SP4 I would go with a
Google popup blocker or something of that nature. Hope you get healthy
soon!

 

[Andre Da Costa]

Try running a deep scan, on the scan page, choose Scan Options > Full System
Scan, do this at least two times.

 

[TM]

Followed the Quick Fix instruction in the Word document entitled "THE PARASITE FIGHT QUICK FIX PROTOCOL Last Updated February 20, 2005". Well, everything except step #8. My antivirus software, McAfee Virusscan v8.0, would not let Hijackthis.Exe run as it kept detecting a virus. I didn't know if the exe was really infected or not, so I did not disable the antivirus software. Anyone experience this problem with Hijackthis? Anyway, HttpP://hits.clickandtrack.net still pops up.

So, I'll try the next section, "If Quick Fix Doesn't Work".

T McRae

 

[plun]

Followed the Quick Fix instruction in the Word document entitled "THE
PARASITE FIGHT QUICK FIX PROTOCOL Last Updated February 20, 2005".
Well, everything except step #8. My antivirus software, McAfee
Virusscan v8.0, would not let Hijackthis.Exe run as it kept detecting a
virus. I didn't know if the exe was really infected or not, so I did
not disable the antivirus software. Anyone experience this problem with
Hijackthis? Anyway, HttpP://hits.clickandtrack.net still pops up.

You must update HijackThis.

http://tomcoyote.com/hjt/

Merijn, creator also noticed this with McAffe

http://www.merijn.org/


Happy hunting.

 

[plun]

You must update HijackThis.

http://tomcoyote.com/hjt/

Merijn, creator also noticed this with McAffe

http://www.merijn.org/


Happy hunting.

Well, read was Merijn wrote and I think you must
update your definition files for McAffee.

Isn´t that autoupdating for you ?

Or do you have virus wich turns it off ?