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most likely spyware, get at least one of these, or another spyware scanner.
(These are free) http://www.safer-networking.org/en/index.html (Spybot S&D) http://www.lavasoftusa.com/ (Ad-Aware) |
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After running adaware, It went to this website. It said...
TAC - PeopleOnPage TAC Level: 9 Removal: 0 Integration: 2 May cause browser instability Distribution: 2 Bundled with other applications which make it difficult to determine its installation is part of the EULA terms (if presented in the EULA at all) Installs on 'partner' websites by use of ActiveX, not allowing for viewing the EULA/Privacy Policy Behavior: 3 Browser Hijacker Changes browsing results Auto-updates without user permission and/or knowledge Opens unsolicited popups Privacy: 2 Tracks the user's surfing habits |
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Location: Illinois, USA
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spybot S&D + Ad-aware will not get rid of a virus/spyware alone. You really need a good antivirus program/firewall to protect you from the lastest outbreaks. I recommend Norton Internet security 2005. Ever since I installed it I have had absolutely no problems. Occasionally I will run Ad-aware and it will pick up a few items.
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Join Date: Feb 2005
Posts: 1,486
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I recommend avast antivirus it uses almost no system resourses it does a great job cleaning viruses and catching them even before they can infect your pc and best of all it's FREE
I dumped norton hade to many problems with auto update and such think it sucks JMO! |
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