@bads
war made you a quick reg fix.
All you must do is copy & paste in notepad then save as .reg instead of .txt (stuff between the code tags)

Then you can add it to the registry by double clicking it...

It should squash all those that keep coming back on ya.
ur english is no trouble it's fine... ;)

lates, jiz

Yeah what he said. Figured bads you know what i ment.

Srry!

Well it should take care of the problem right after you import the registry file. If not try restarting.

If they still come back then some darn spyware is reopening the whole.

Please report back with results.

cya,
Will

I have import this fix in my registry before doing another scan with Spybot and the problem is always there :(

I will reboot and scan again just to see.

After rebooting, the entries are still present :(

Spybot has a bug which finds the DSO Exploit when in fact it doesn't exist. There is a fix that you can find at http://majorgeeks.com/download4392.html
:)

personally.. I use Firefox for my browsing.

You might want to cross over out of the dark-side.. /jk

serious though make sure the updates are done/not sp2 and recheck with spybot and adaware. :)

Thanks,

I will install this update :)

And I will try to use Mozilla more often

Have you read this?

http://www.betaone.net/forum/thread-15529.html

Unfortunately this has been going on for a few days now and the offending file will be more difficult to find. But odds are you have an exe or dll in one of these folders "windows" "system32" "system" or "internet log" (most likely system32).

A few months ago I was hijacked by "Your Search". My spy removers found it but everytime I rebooted it came back. In the end I found a .dll in system32 that bore no relation to "your search". It was called something like "xcdmilf.dll".

You might also want to try your system restore and go back to a date before you ran into this prob. Good luck!


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Hum...........I don't have this file on my system

I just install the latest versionof Spysweeper :)

Result scan : Cool Web Search (CWS) and Smart tags