Firstly, antivirus programs will NOT remove these as they are malicious codecs, although they may find reference to them and remove it but upon rebooting it's back again.
Therefore you need to use a 'layered' approach to removing this parasite which has been successful in hundreds of cases
RogueRemover:
http://www.download.com/RogueRemover/300鈥?/a>
Download, install, update, scan and follow on screen prompts.
Malwarebytes Anti-Malware:
http://www.download.com/Malwarebytes-Ant鈥?/a>
Download, install, update and select Full Scan.
Remove all infections that it finds after scan.
Remove Restrictions Tool:
http://www.softpedia.com/progDownload/RR鈥?/a>
Download from Softpedia Secure Download (RO), install, run and check all boxes then click Apply and then reboot. This tool re-enables what codecs/viruses have disabled.
Spybot S%26amp;D:
http://www.safer-networking.org/en/downl鈥?/a>
Download, install, update and Immunize, turn off Tea Timer then click 'Check for problems' then when complete select all and then 'Fix Checked'
Spyware Doctor Free Basic Edition - Realtime monitoring:
http://pack.google.com/intl/en/pack_inst鈥?/a>
Its free with Google pack, untick all boxes except Spyware Doctor. Download install, update and run.
VundoFix:
http://www.symantec.com/content/en/us/gl鈥?/a>
Disconnect your computer from the internet
Run vundo
Restart your computer
Run the tool again to ensure no traces are left.
If there are the reboot into Safe Mode and run FixVundo again.
If your desktop has changed or icons are missing also use:
Wallpaper Hijacker Removal Tool:
http://www.majorgeeks.com/Wallpaper_Hija鈥?/a>
Note: You should hit all ';Repair'; buttons even though it may not say ';Found!'; This will fix a wallpaper hijack everytime if all repair buttons are pressed.
If the problem persists, turn OFF System Restore, Right click My computer %26gt; select Properties %26gt; System Restore Tab %26gt; Tick Turn Off System restore on all drives and scan with the above programs in Safe Mode - tap F8 during boot before Windows splash screen and select Safe Mode.
After scans are complete and machine is clean remember to turn system restore back ON and create a new restore point.
Help someone that has professional computer advice.......?
i guess you're using windows internet explorer, and possibly running it in no add ons mode. I don't know
i advise checking the shortcut where you run IE, it may say no add ons at the end
Otherwise download mozilla firefox from www.mozilla.com, its another browser, simple to use and reliable
your pc is infected with virus and spyware. use internet explorer and visit this website. accept the term and next. follow 1 or 2 simple steps to start online scanning. this is nod32 online scanner. top level antivirus like avg, norton. anyway, scan your pc and clean virus.
http://www.eset.com/onlinescan/
if u like this antivirus, better purchase. it is best coz it wont slow ur pc down like avg, norton, avira, avast
Sounds like you're infected bad...plus your browser's been hijacked. Spyware Doctor might solve your problem.
Here's the link http://pack.google.com/intl/en/installer鈥?/a> Run an Intelli-Scan first and see if it detects everything, then run a full scan.
GOod luck
For the pop ups go here http://www.grc.com/stm/shootthemessenger鈥?/a> You can run it from where it is or save it.
Try reinstalling the flash player after you have carried out a virus scan.
Try here for an online scan www.housecall.trendmicro.com
Avast Antivirus ( www.avast.com ) - it has a boot time scanner. Update then do a - Full Scan. Do a boot time scan in safe mode. Reason... Many stubborn trojans and viruses can only be remove with a boot time scan. Good Luck.
Your husband has been looking at the cheap porn.
when was the last time you UPDATED your anti-virus...?
You have to update or it won't detect new malware, etc
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