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| i got this program on my computer, along with isfmntr.exe and one named N/A, and I cannot remove them in software explorer, plus they do not show up in the program removal site either. I know it has to be malware, but I ran windows update and virus scan and it did not "see" these programs. HELP!! | Guest
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| "bigdaddy55513" <bigdaddy55513@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news 3898689-4E5B-471B-AC0C-B5378664BAF5@microsoft.com...Quote:
Rob -- Red meat isn't bad for you....Blue, Green fuzzy meat is bad for you. Dell Dimension 8300 Desktop P4 3.0GHz 1GB RAM Windows Vista Ultimate 32Bit ATI Radeon 9800 XT Creative SB Audigy 2 | Guest
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| How do i delete 'icthis.exe'? http://answers.yahoo.com/question/in...6031846AAarwrv -- Carey Frisch Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User --------------------------------------------------------------- "bigdaddy55513" <bigdaddy55513@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:B02779D2-8A8C-423D-BE40-860F829B628F@microsoft.com... i got this program on my computer, along with isfmntr.exe and one named N/A, and I cannot remove them in software explorer, plus they do not show up in the program removal site either. I know it has to be malware, but I ran windows update and virus scan and it did not "see" these programs. HELP!! | Guest
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| bigdaddy55513 wrote: Quote:
to get rid of it. -- Dave T. If you can't be kind, at least have the decency to be vague. | Guest
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| "bigdaddy55513" wrote: Quote:
my spyware or virus clean-up programs found it. I finally saw the file in the "processes" list of AVG Spyware -- "icthis.exe" = "I see this" -- told me right away that this was the problem. I searched and found the folder with this program under c:\Program Files\Image Ad-on, although yours may be somewhere slightly different. Don't delete anything YET. To clean out this pernicious malware, reboot and hit F8 and select "Safe Mode" when prompted. BEFORE DELETING, I jotted down a list of EXEs and DLLs found in the folder. Now delete and be sure to empty your recycle bin. Hit your Start button, and select to "run" regedit. Do a Find for each EXE and DLL and remove any references to them. In the alternative, you can run a regedit cleaner tool such as CClean to get rid of the orphan remnants if you are not familiar with editing the registry, which is risky without proper familiarity. A registery cleaning tool is a safer method by far. Furthermore, you should always back up your registry before attempting to edit it. Having done the above, I was successful at last in getting rid of these multiple pop-ups and the hijacking of my browser. Every site I've been to appears to be pushing the purchase of additional cleaning tools, most of which I found not to work. I'm assuming the smitfraud tool must be purchased and I personally was not feeling in a mood to pay someone for yet another tool when this entire Zlob-spyware program is intended to hold you hostage until you BUY ANOTHER CLEANING TOOL. No thanks! Good luck! | Guest
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