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  • #5
    Urban Space said:
    Right, try this.

    Start>Control Panel>Internet Options>And then tell me what it says under homepage.

    Post it back here.

    I should be charging for my assistance at this time of the night! :D

    Liam
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    wait can u repid i go to control panel there is no internet options but the unwanted tool bar is in control panel omg
     
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    Arthur

  • #6
    Arthur said:
    Urban Space said:
    Right, try this.

    Start>Control Panel>Internet Options>And then tell me what it says under homepage.

    Post it back here.

    I should be charging for my assistance at this time of the night! :D

    Liam
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    wait can u repid i go to control panel there is no internet options but the unwanted tool bar is in control panel omg
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    ok i found it waiit
     
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  • #8
    Arthur said:
    Arthur said:
    Urban Space said:
    Right, try this.

    Start>Control Panel>Internet Options>And then tell me what it says under homepage.

    Post it back here.

    I should be charging for my assistance at this time of the night! :D

    Liam
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    wait can u repid i go to control panel there is no internet options but the unwanted tool bar is in control panel omg
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    ok i found it waiit
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    liam i found it, its say the home page yahoo.com and stuff what u want me to tell you ?window xp home edition
     
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    Urban Space

  • #9
    So when you open up the internet, does it go to www.yahoo.com? Or to some adult site?

    If it still goes to yahoo.com, try clicking on Add or Remove software in the control panel. Then try and find the program that's installed itself. Be careful not to delete anything accidently though.

    Liam
     
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    KM-Tiger

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  • #10
    Arthur said:
    please help me i really dont want to spoil my computer now
    how can i uninstall Internet exploror ?
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    It looks like you are now in the position of locking the door after the horse has bolted.

    There is not a magic bullet that will solve this, and don't believe anyone that says there is. A good plan of action would be:-

    Install Antivirus and run it.

    Use any or all of the online virus tools, which might find something that your AV misses.

    Install a number of spyware tools, eg Spybot, Adaware, M$.

    Then deal with what sounds like a browser hijack. Type "hijack" into Google and you wil get links to toolbar removal tools.

    Some other useful resources:-

    http://inetexplorer.mvps.org/ie.html

    for problems with IE, including hijacks.

    http://securitytango.com/

    for a good procedure to follow, once you've got it sorted.

    Good luck!
     
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    Arthur

  • #11
    Kent Manufacturer said:
    Arthur said:
    please help me i really dont want to spoil my computer now
    how can i uninstall Internet exploror ?
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    It looks like you are now in the position of locking the door after the horse has bolted.

    There is not a magic bullet that will solve this, and don't believe anyone that says there is. A good plan of action would be:-

    Install Antivirus and run it.

    Use any or all of the online virus tools, which might find something that your AV misses.

    Install a number of spyware tools, eg Spybot, Adaware, M$.

    Then deal with what sounds like a browser hijack. Type "hijack" into Google and you wil get links to toolbar removal tools.

    Some other useful resources:-

    http://inetexplorer.mvps.org/ie.html

    for problems with IE, including hijacks.

    http://securitytango.com/

    for a good procedure to follow, once you've got it sorted.

    Good luck!
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    ok i got everything under control. it happen when i click on get a free ipod and bloody thing turns into nightmare
     
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    confused

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    Glad you sorted it.

    ok i got everything under control. it happen when i click on get a free ipod and bloody thing turns into nightmare
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    A lesson learnt, no free ipods, no shooting monkeys,ducks or parrots, and definately no clicking on "your computer is running slowly - click here to fix it"
     
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    Arthur

  • #13
    confused said:
    Glad you sorted it.

    ok i got everything under control. it happen when i click on get a free ipod and bloody thing turns into nightmare
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    A lesson learnt, no free ipods, no shooting monkeys,ducks or parrots, and definately no clicking on "your computer is running slowly - click here to fix it"
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    thanks guys ! really a big nightmare. 1 more favour to ask any of you know free anti spam software for email something like the hotmail want .
     
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    confused

  • #17
    And surely if the friend's system is healthy enough to send emails, the virus itself can't be that bad
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    ANY virus is bad, if it takes only an hour to manually remove, then you've still lost an hours production, and if you anrt able to remove it yourself, you then need to pay someone to do it. Just because a system can send emails, doesnt mean its a healthy system.
     
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    Arthur

  • #18
    Urban Space said:
    Do you really need anti-virus for email? Only open emails from people you know and trust. Simple.

    Liam
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    nono its its spam and i receive 100 over spam mail a day and its daily and i need something to filter it and canaca the web hosting company is not replying to my complain
     
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  • #19
    Are they all from the same person ? Im not sure about free antispam software but there are quite a few available to buy. If you are using outlook or outlook express, you can filter prety well using blocked senders list and message rules.
     
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