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From: emmett cooke (emmettcooke_at_yahoo.com)
Date: 08/11/04
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Date: Wed, 11 Aug 2004 10:17:29 -0700
A similar problem; I set my browser home deafult to
Yahoo, but my default home page resets each time I
reboot, is for a web site call Home Search, with a
Microsoft Windows logo??; the address in the address
field is :
res://pcxdz.dll/index.html#96676
Make any sense to you? Please help me get rid of this
nuisance and default setting override.
>-----Original Message-----
>Spyware/malware. Follow the steps below.
>
>Disconnect your compter from the net if you have a
>high-speed connection such as cable or dsl.
>
>1) Go to Add/Remove Programs and look for programs that
>shouldn't be there. Things such as Hotbar Toolbar,
Gator,
>etc. These programs should stand out in your mind as
ones
>that you did not install.
>
>Write down the names of these programs then go ahead and
>use Add/Remove to remove them. This WILL NOT completely
>remove the program but begins the process.
>
>2) Go onto your hard drive and look for folders which
have
>the same or similar names to the programs you just wrote
>down. Look under C:\Program Files for these folders.
>
>Delete these folders. In some cases you may not be able
to
>remove the entire folder or parts of their contents.
That
>is ok. Just be sure that what you are removing is what
you
>want to remove. If in doubt, leave it in.
>
>3) Go to Start | Run and type in 'regedit' (no quotes).
>When your registry comes up do Ctrl-F (Find) and type in
>part of the name of one of the programs you are looking
>for. For instance, if you have the Hotbar Toolbar you
>could simply type in 'hotbar' (no quotes). Click Find
Next
>and the search begins. When it stops on an entry look at
>it closely. Does it have the name of one of the programs
>you are looking for? If so, delete that key. Hit F3 to
>continue the search.
>
>When you get the message that you are at the end of the
>registry do Ctrl-F and repeat the process for the next
>piece of spyware/malware. Repeat as necessary.
>
>4) Reboot your machine. When you come back in see if you
>can reset your homepage or access the net. Hopefully at
>this point you can. If your homepage still won't reset
you
>need to go back into the registry and search for whatever
>page you are being redirected to. Again, just part of
the
>name is fine. Also recheck your C: to see if there are
any
>leftover folders which you can remove. If so remove them
>and reboot again.
>
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Dear all,
>>I'm using I.E6 Sp1.
>>Every time I pen the I.E, it always open an
>>URL "http://xpxsvr.t.muxa.cc/%68%2E%70%68%70?%61%69%
>>64=586".
>>This occurs, even I have changed the default home-page
>>[I.E tools/option] to blank or to any other page.
>>
>>Any body know what happen, to my browser?
>>
>>Andreas
>>.
>>
>.
>
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