Hey Jarl, I never intended for you to pay, normally you can remove it all manually, but you've way too many to do so.
It's not finding Windows' Autoupdate, it's finding autoupdates for the various viruses you have on your PC. Also, I suggest you don't type in any passwords that are the same for anything where an attacker could get money. I.e. Ragol should be fine, but no logging into banks etc. You should not have ANY anti-popup programs, they just block ads except their own, and are unsafe. If you have Service Pack 2 installed, you should have a built-in blocker anyway.
What you've been hit by is, in my opinion, the worst spyware on the internet. It downloads so many variants, trojans, spyware programs, cookies, virii that you'll obviously have a huge list of 'em. I was hit by it too, a while ago. What you have to understand is that a lot of the entries in the scan are linked, and so removing the core processes will kill the rest. If you want to add me on MSN so we can talk it through, go ahead; [email protected]
Also, in the short-term, I'm presuming you have XP, so go to Start/Run and type regedit, click okay. Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/Software/Microsoft/Windows/CurrentVersion/Run. There is a list of most processes that start when you turn on your computer. Delete any that you think may be dangerous. Of course, you need to be sure before you delete, because a few are system processes.
Next, download SpywareGuard ( http://www.javacoolsoftware.com/spywareguard.html ), which is free. This is real-time protection, to stop spyware if it can.
Finally, download HijackThis ( http://www.majorgeeks.com/download3155.html ), save it, don't run from download, and post the report here.
No need to format.
It's not finding Windows' Autoupdate, it's finding autoupdates for the various viruses you have on your PC. Also, I suggest you don't type in any passwords that are the same for anything where an attacker could get money. I.e. Ragol should be fine, but no logging into banks etc. You should not have ANY anti-popup programs, they just block ads except their own, and are unsafe. If you have Service Pack 2 installed, you should have a built-in blocker anyway.
What you've been hit by is, in my opinion, the worst spyware on the internet. It downloads so many variants, trojans, spyware programs, cookies, virii that you'll obviously have a huge list of 'em. I was hit by it too, a while ago. What you have to understand is that a lot of the entries in the scan are linked, and so removing the core processes will kill the rest. If you want to add me on MSN so we can talk it through, go ahead; [email protected]
Also, in the short-term, I'm presuming you have XP, so go to Start/Run and type regedit, click okay. Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/Software/Microsoft/Windows/CurrentVersion/Run. There is a list of most processes that start when you turn on your computer. Delete any that you think may be dangerous. Of course, you need to be sure before you delete, because a few are system processes.
Next, download SpywareGuard ( http://www.javacoolsoftware.com/spywareguard.html ), which is free. This is real-time protection, to stop spyware if it can.
Finally, download HijackThis ( http://www.majorgeeks.com/download3155.html ), save it, don't run from download, and post the report here.
No need to format.
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