n-CASE auto install and then comes the porn!

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Guest

Hi,

Does anhone have any information about I can permanently get rid of this self installing program called n-CASE which is attached to emails and ads an dphotos and just about anything I gather, and fills my computer with porn, ads, and all kinds of crap. The add/remove program doesn't work to remove it, the program displays the required remove window for less than a second and it is near impossible to remove. IT seems illeagal, but I thought maybe some of you have found a soution. I have a firewall and havewritten the company who sends me ineffective uninstall programs that don't really work. If I see Paris Hilton's sex tape ad one more time I may blow. I am on XP running on SBC DSL and have just had one awful time with all this spam and porn. Any answers? - Natalie
 
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Bruce Chambers

Greetings --

n-Case is a form of spyware. Two products that are quite
effective at finding and removing such scumware are Ad-Aware from
www.lavasoft.de and SpyBot Search and Destroy from
http://security.kolla.de/. Both have free evaluation versions.

Symantec provides removal instructions:
http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/adware.ncase.html

Additionally, manual removal instructions for the most common
varieties of scumware are available here:

PC Hell Spyware and Adware Removal Help
http://www.pchell.com/support/spyware.shtml


Bruce Chambers

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Natalie said:
Hi,

Does anhone have any information about I can permanently get rid of
this self installing program called n-CASE which is attached to emails
and ads an dphotos and just about anything I gather, and fills my
computer with porn, ads, and all kinds of crap. The add/remove program
doesn't work to remove it, the program displays the required remove
window for less than a second and it is near impossible to remove. IT
seems illeagal, but I thought maybe some of you have found a soution.
I have a firewall and havewritten the company who sends me ineffective
uninstall programs that don't really work. If I see Paris Hilton's sex
tape ad one more time I may blow. I am on XP running on SBC DSL and
have just had one awful time with all this spam and porn. Any
answers? - Natalie
 
G

Guest

-----Original Message-----
Hi,

Does anhone have any information about I can permanently
get rid of this self installing program called n-CASE
which is attached to emails and ads an dphotos and just
about anything I gather, and fills my computer with porn,
ads, and all kinds of crap. The add/remove program doesn't
work to remove it, the program displays the required
remove window for less than a second and it is near
impossible to remove. IT seems illeagal, but I thought
maybe some of you have found a soution. I have a firewall
and havewritten the company who sends me ineffective
uninstall programs that don't really work. If I see Paris
Hilton's sex tape ad one more time I may blow. I am on XP
running on SBC DSL and have just had one awful time with
all this spam and porn. Any answers? - Natalie
 
K

Kevin

-----Original Message-----
Hi,

Does anhone have any information about I can permanently
get rid of this self installing program called n-CASE
which is attached to emails and ads an dphotos and just
about anything I gather, and fills my computer with porn,
ads, and all kinds of crap. The add/remove program
doesn't work to remove it, the program displays the
required remove window for less than a second and it is
near impossible to remove. IT seems illeagal, but I
thought maybe some of you have found a soution. I have a
firewall and havewritten the company who sends me
ineffective uninstall programs that don't really work. If
I see Paris Hilton's sex tape ad one more time I may
blow. I am on XP running on SBC DSL and have just had one
awful time with all this spam and porn. Any answers? -
Natalie
.
Natalie,

I had that problem. Look for any files named "ddm" and
get rid of them. They will be in all kinds of places.
Also use your dos prompt to delete it from your hard
drive. It is in your registry files as well.

good luck.
 

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