I have a lot of problem with the adware in my machine . . i installed Zonealarms firewall but still it is unable to detect the adware . . . when i am browsing suddenly other explorer windows open up showing ads . . . i don't want these windows to open up . . please help me how. . . some how it is a little controlled when it restarts and when spy sweeper is on . . but its a trial one which i am using so can't protect my system all the time . . . please telll me where to kill this damn thing . . . please. . ..
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Problem with adware . .
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This forum has been very useful. Post there.
There are a number of FAQ's around this site that should help with the problem.
FAQ608-4650 Before Posting a Hijack log file - Best Practices
FAQ608-3482 How to beat your advertising popups & other browser nasties
FAQ760-4866 Beginners General Cleanup
FAQ779-5240 What are Good Virus/Spyware?Update/Firewall Practices?
FAQ608-4650 Before Posting a Hijack log file - Best Practices
FAQ608-3482 How to beat your advertising popups & other browser nasties
FAQ760-4866 Beginners General Cleanup
FAQ779-5240 What are Good Virus/Spyware?Update/Firewall Practices?
Smah's links will solve your main problem.
It also helps if your machine is fully updated with the latest Service Packs and Windows Updates.
Prevention of re-infection comes down to your surfing habits. When surfing, use a limited user account and not the Administrator. This will prevent malware doing major damage to your system as the lack of access available to a limited user will prevent important system files and settings being changed.
It also helps if your machine is fully updated with the latest Service Packs and Windows Updates.
Prevention of re-infection comes down to your surfing habits. When surfing, use a limited user account and not the Administrator. This will prevent malware doing major damage to your system as the lack of access available to a limited user will prevent important system files and settings being changed.
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