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Ok i need help here.

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Sometime when i go to reply on here it takes me to some porn sites and it is frusterating today already like 5 times.
I ran spybot and ad-aware and to no avail. Can someone please give me another program that is free so i can stop the madness thanks
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Post by Scott »

hijackthis. Just be careful with it, could delete something important.

And maybe post a screenshot of your running processes.
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HEY NOW...go to KYJELLY.com
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hi Squeezy...


um...


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Every normal man must be tempted at times, to spit on his hands, hoist the black flag, and begin slitting throats.
I often wonder if the voices in my head ever get frustrated because I'm just too damn lazy to climb that clock tower.
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Post by Brent »

what's in your startup stuff

copy and past what's in msconfigs startup tab

run/msconfig/startup

also check the RUN keys in your registry, may have something starting up with your computer

also run a virus scan, may have a trojan
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Post by Scott »

You have a virus.

iexplorer - iexplorer.exe - Process InformationImage

Process File: iexplorer or iexplorer.exe
Process Name: RapidBlaster parasite

Description:
iexplorer.exe is the executable for a virus that is a variant of the RapidBlaster parasite that downloads and displays advertising from an Internet location. This process should be removed to ensure your personal privacy.
For More Detailed Process Information Get WinTasks 5 Pro


Author: N/A
Part Of: N/A

System Process: No
Background Process: No
Uses Network: Yes
Hardware Related: No
Common Errors: N/A


Security Risk (0-5): 4

Virus: Yes ( Remove )
Spyware: No
( Remove )
Trojan: No ( Remove )
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Post by Scott »

Also, does your company use Dameware Remote admin utilities? Cause it's on there too, and if they don't use it... :(
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42, damn.
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I think he forgot about this thread, or maybe he likes the porn pop-ups. :D
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Post by Scott »

LOL, a couple of different remote admin programs on top of a virus. :nope:
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Snuf wrote:LOL, a couple of different remote admin programs on top of a virus. :nope:

No offense to you guys but is there a site to get a detailed explanation of what those processes are that running and which are necessary and what we can kill ?

Any help is appreciated.
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Post by One Sick Tzim »

Normally if I start getting funky pop-ups, redirected home pages, additional bookmarks, etc and neither Ad-Aware nor Spybot picks up anything I will enter the name of the site and "remove" in Google. 99% of the time someone has posted steps to get rid of the offended irritant. I know I had one bit of malware that rewrote my bookmarks, reset my homepage and reset everything each time I booted up. Hijack This caught it, and I found the steps to getting rid of it with a google search.

Like they said though, be extra careful with Hijack This! That puppy can be more lethal than a virus if you use it wrong.

Good luck!

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Snuf wrote:Also, does your company use Dameware Remote admin utilities? Cause it's on there too, and if they don't use it... :(
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Post by CableDude »

Run Hijack this and post the log here.
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Post by Scott »

Izzo wrote:No offense to you guys but is there a site to get a detailed explanation of what those processes are that running and which are necessary and what we can kill ?

Any help is appreciated.

I usually just Google them, gives several references to check the running process.
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Snuf wrote:I usually just Google them, gives several references to check the running process.
Thanks. :thumb:
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