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I have an auto porn dialler on my PC. Can't get rid of it any way I know of - deleted the application + it's connection.
Haven't d/l it, because I'm not stupid.
Help!
Haven't d/l it, because I'm not stupid.
Help!
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if it's that 1on1.exe thing then it's a real pain, i had to clean it from a friends machine earlier in the week.
you made need to download the trial version of HS Cleandisk (by Hisoft i believe, a quick google will turn it up for you) to empty your temporary internet files folder.
delete the executable and check the registry entries under:
CurrentMachine >
software >
microsoft >
windows >
current version >
*run
*runonce
as a lot of those things add entries in those places.
good luck mate
you made need to download the trial version of HS Cleandisk (by Hisoft i believe, a quick google will turn it up for you) to empty your temporary internet files folder.
delete the executable and check the registry entries under:
CurrentMachine >
software >
microsoft >
windows >
current version >
*run
*runonce
as a lot of those things add entries in those places.
good luck mate
That's too messy... Ad-aware has sorted it out for him anyway.
Why mess about in the registry wehn AAW scans it for you...?!
Why mess about in the registry wehn AAW scans it for you...?!
phi11ip wrote:
> [URL]http://joongangdaily.joins.com/200404/21/200404212252182479900090409041.html[/URL]
Is it porn?
> [URL]http://joongangdaily.joins.com/200404/21/200404212252182479900090409041.html[/URL]
Is it porn?
Hmm. It popped again tonight.
Although AdAware keeps on finding new things. Probably cookies.
Hmmm...
Although AdAware keeps on finding new things. Probably cookies.
Hmmm...
Microchips wrote:
> That's too messy... Ad-aware has sorted it out for him anyway.
>
> Why mess about in the registry wehn AAW scans it for you...?!
hmmm, let's see...
Cyclone wrote:
> Hmm. It popped again tonight.
that's why.
the point of the 1on1 dialler is that it's a damn pain to remove and AAW won't garuntee it's gone. deleting those reg keys is in no way messy and if you blitz all the angles (AAW, regedit, HS cleandisk, empty the temp files out, reg mechanic) then it's FAR more likely to stay gone.
> That's too messy... Ad-aware has sorted it out for him anyway.
>
> Why mess about in the registry wehn AAW scans it for you...?!
hmmm, let's see...
Cyclone wrote:
> Hmm. It popped again tonight.
that's why.
the point of the 1on1 dialler is that it's a damn pain to remove and AAW won't garuntee it's gone. deleting those reg keys is in no way messy and if you blitz all the angles (AAW, regedit, HS cleandisk, empty the temp files out, reg mechanic) then it's FAR more likely to stay gone.
Very_Metal wrote:
> Microchips wrote:
> the point of the 1on1 dialler is that it's a damn pain to remove and
> AAW won't garuntee it's gone.
He lies... Set it to scan EVERYTHING, and remove everthing it finds, and let it scan at startup if any files are in use. Then Ad-aware can kill any spyware/crappy internet programs.
> Microchips wrote:
> the point of the 1on1 dialler is that it's a damn pain to remove and
> AAW won't garuntee it's gone.
He lies... Set it to scan EVERYTHING, and remove everthing it finds, and let it scan at startup if any files are in use. Then Ad-aware can kill any spyware/crappy internet programs.
oh for christs sake...
maybe you guys have a different version of AAW that i used, but i set it to scan EVERYthing and it didn't get wiped, that's the point i was making, it's a pain!
the exe file gets wiped, but the one i had to deal with did a strange thing with the temp internet files folder and made a LOT of stuff undeletable. obviously these files don't fall into AAW's teritory but they DO need ot be wiped, if for no other reason than the vast amount of disk space they were using...
maybe you guys have a different version of AAW that i used, but i set it to scan EVERYthing and it didn't get wiped, that's the point i was making, it's a pain!
the exe file gets wiped, but the one i had to deal with did a strange thing with the temp internet files folder and made a LOT of stuff undeletable. obviously these files don't fall into AAW's teritory but they DO need ot be wiped, if for no other reason than the vast amount of disk space they were using...
Very_Metal wrote:
> oh for christs sake...
>
> maybe you guys have a different version of AAW that i used, but i set
> it to scan EVERYthing and it didn't get wiped, that's the point i was
> making, it's a pain!
> the exe file gets wiped, but the one i had to deal with did a strange
> thing with the temp internet files folder and made a LOT of stuff
> undeletable. obviously these files don't fall into AAW's teritory but
> they DO need ot be wiped, if for no other reason than the vast amount
> of disk space they were using...
Which is why you set it to scan within the achives etc and let it open at startup while any file is deletable.
> oh for christs sake...
>
> maybe you guys have a different version of AAW that i used, but i set
> it to scan EVERYthing and it didn't get wiped, that's the point i was
> making, it's a pain!
> the exe file gets wiped, but the one i had to deal with did a strange
> thing with the temp internet files folder and made a LOT of stuff
> undeletable. obviously these files don't fall into AAW's teritory but
> they DO need ot be wiped, if for no other reason than the vast amount
> of disk space they were using...
Which is why you set it to scan within the achives etc and let it open at startup while any file is deletable.
Had you updated the reference file also?
Make sure ad-aware's spyware definitions are fully updated. It also would hurt to download spybot, update it's definitions and run that as well.
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