Antivirus 2008

May 28, 2008

Is this an actual microsoft product? I keep getting this message on the

computer saying I need to downloan Antivirus 2008 and that it has found many

viruses on my PC. When I looked up the file location it comes up in

C:\users\AppData\Roamong\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu

It is causing problems on the PC and looks like it just was created a few

days ago. I can't get into e-mail because it says there is a threat and won't

let me continue. I tried to delete the file but I couln't find it when I went

into my computer. There was no App Data file that I could see. I have Norton

antivirus installed and I ran a scan on the file but got nothing. I want to

get rid of this but don't knwo how. Can anyone help?

May 28, 2008

Laurie wrote:

> Is this an actual microsoft product? I keep getting this message on the

> computer saying I need to downloan Antivirus 2008 and that it has found

> many viruses on my PC. When I looked up the file location it comes up in

> C:usersAppDataRoamongMicrosoftWindowsStart Menu

> It is causing problems on the PC and looks like it just was created a few

> days ago. I can't get into e-mail because it says there is a threat and

> won't let me continue. I tried to delete the file but I couln't find it

> when I went into my computer. There was no App Data file that I could see.

> I have Norton antivirus installed and I ran a scan on the file but got

> nothing. I want to get rid of this but don't knwo how. Can anyone help?

No. This is one of the many rogue antivirus/antimalware programs. They are

called "rogue" because they pretend to be one of the Good Guys but in

reality they are Bad Guys. You've got an infection. Here are removal

instructions:

http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/malware-re.../antivirus-2008

Malke

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May 29, 2008

It is difficult to say anything regarding this as you have mention only

Anti Virus 2008 however you may isolate if the issue is caused by

Norton. Disable the Norton 2008 from the startup and check.

1. Click Start Peal button .

2. In search button type " msconfig "

3. In the system configuration window click on startup tab at top.

4. Uncheck the Norton that you find

5. Click on Apply and ok to close the window

6. Restart the PC.

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ferrisits

May 29, 2008

I wanted to thank you. I did what you said and it looks like the malware is

gone. I never hit the okay button when it wanted me to continue with the

program. I don't know if that means anything but I knew it wasn't a Norton

program and I was leary of it. But the good thing is that it is GONE! Thanks

again!

"Malke" wrote:

> Laurie wrote:

>

> > Is this an actual microsoft product? I keep getting this message on the

> > computer saying I need to downloan Antivirus 2008 and that it has found

> > many viruses on my PC. When I looked up the file location it comes up in

> > C:usersAppDataRoamongMicrosoftWindowsStart Menu

> > It is causing problems on the PC and looks like it just was created a few

> > days ago. I can't get into e-mail because it says there is a threat and

> > won't let me continue. I tried to delete the file but I couln't find it

> > when I went into my computer. There was no App Data file that I could see.

> > I have Norton antivirus installed and I ran a scan on the file but got

> > nothing. I want to get rid of this but don't knwo how. Can anyone help?

>

> No. This is one of the many rogue antivirus/antimalware programs. They are

> called "rogue" because they pretend to be one of the Good Guys but in

> reality they are Bad Guys. You've got an infection. Here are removal

> instructions:

>

> http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/malware-re.../antivirus-2008

>

> Malke

> --

> MS-MVP

> Elephant Boy Computers

> www.elephantboycomputers.com

> Don't Panic!

>

May 29, 2008

"Laurie" <Laurie@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:46995684-982F-498A-AC25-1B3172ADB821@microsoft.com...

>I wanted to thank you. I did what you said and it looks like the malware is

> gone. I never hit the okay button when it wanted me to continue with the

> program. I don't know if that means anything but I knew it wasn't a Norton

> program and I was leary of it. But the good thing is that it is GONE!

> Thanks

> again!

>

> "Malke" wrote:

>

>> Laurie wrote:

>>

>> > Is this an actual microsoft product? I keep getting this message on the

>> > computer saying I need to downloan Antivirus 2008 and that it has found

>> > many viruses on my PC. When I looked up the file location it comes up

>> > in

>> > C:usersAppDataRoamongMicrosoftWindowsStart Menu

>> > It is causing problems on the PC and looks like it just was created a

>> > few

>> > days ago. I can't get into e-mail because it says there is a threat and

>> > won't let me continue. I tried to delete the file but I couln't find it

>> > when I went into my computer. There was no App Data file that I could

>> > see.

>> > I have Norton antivirus installed and I ran a scan on the file but got

>> > nothing. I want to get rid of this but don't knwo how. Can anyone help?

>>

>> No. This is one of the many rogue antivirus/antimalware programs. They

>> are

>> called "rogue" because they pretend to be one of the Good Guys but in

>> reality they are Bad Guys. You've got an infection. Here are removal

>> instructions:

>>

>> http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/malware-re.../antivirus-2008

>>

>> Malke

>> --

>> MS-MVP

>> Elephant Boy Computers

>> www.elephantboycomputers.com

>> Don't Panic!

>>

You should be leery of Norton products too..

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May 29, 2008

Laurie wrote:

> I wanted to thank you. I did what you said and it looks like the malware

> is gone. I never hit the okay button when it wanted me to continue with

> the program. I don't know if that means anything but I knew it wasn't a

> Norton program and I was leary of it. But the good thing is that it is

> GONE! Thanks again!

You're most welcome, Laurie. Thanks for taking the time to let me know.

Malke

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June 2, 2008

Here is the web site that offers the product

http://www.vav2008.com/

I installed it and am trying to get my money back to no avail. I told them

that I was going to report it to the attorney general, better business bureau

and chamber of commerce. I think I am out the $68 + they charged me - not the

original amount they said they would charge ($38).

"Laurie" wrote:

> Is this an actual microsoft product? I keep getting this message on the

> computer saying I need to downloan Antivirus 2008 and that it has found many

> viruses on my PC. When I looked up the file location it comes up in

> C:usersAppDataRoamongMicrosoftWindowsStart Menu

> It is causing problems on the PC and looks like it just was created a few

> days ago. I can't get into e-mail because it says there is a threat and won't

> let me continue. I tried to delete the file but I couln't find it when I went

> into my computer. There was no App Data file that I could see. I have Norton

> antivirus installed and I ran a scan on the file but got nothing. I want to

> get rid of this but don't knwo how. Can anyone help?

June 3, 2008

"Lester" <Lester@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:52890558-A1FD-4486-BB68-76480BECEC07@microsoft.com...

> Here is the web site that offers the product

>

> http://www.vav2008.com/

>

> I installed it and am trying to get my money back to no avail. I told them

> that I was going to report it to the attorney general, better business

> bureau

> and chamber of commerce. I think I am out the $68 + they charged me - not

> the

> original amount they said they would charge ($38).

If you paid for it using your credit card, contact you credit card company

and order a "charge-back". Tell you company that you've attempted to

resolve this with the software company but have had no success. You will

get credited.

June 22, 2008

what antivirus product to you recommend? PC Tools? MS Live OneCare?

"Malke" wrote:

> Laurie wrote:

>

> > Is this an actual microsoft product? I keep getting this message on the

> > computer saying I need to downloan Antivirus 2008 and that it has found

> > many viruses on my PC. When I looked up the file location it comes up in

> > C:usersAppDataRoamongMicrosoftWindowsStart Menu

> > It is causing problems on the PC and looks like it just was created a few

> > days ago. I can't get into e-mail because it says there is a threat and

> > won't let me continue. I tried to delete the file but I couln't find it

> > when I went into my computer. There was no App Data file that I could see.

> > I have Norton antivirus installed and I ran a scan on the file but got

> > nothing. I want to get rid of this but don't knwo how. Can anyone help?

>

> No. This is one of the many rogue antivirus/antimalware programs. They are

> called "rogue" because they pretend to be one of the Good Guys but in

> reality they are Bad Guys. You've got an infection. Here are removal

> instructions:

>

> http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/malware-re.../antivirus-2008

>

> Malke

> --

> MS-MVP

> Elephant Boy Computers

> www.elephantboycomputers.com

> Don't Panic!

>

June 23, 2008

austin wrote:

> what antivirus product to you recommend? PC Tools? MS Live OneCare?

Neither of those. I like NOD32 (commercial) or Avast if you need a free one.

Malke

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June 23, 2008

'Malke[_2_ Wrote:

> ;660475]austin wrote:

> -

> what antivirus product to you recommend? PC Tools? MS Live OneCare?-

>

>

AVG free and Aavast are free for use.

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wergtqr

June 23, 2008

My AV/security suite of choose is Kaspersky.

NIK

"wergtqr" <wergtqr.2a4e9b3@vistabanter.com> wrote in message

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>

> 'Malke[_2_ Wrote:

>> ;660475]austin wrote:

>> -

>> what antivirus product to you recommend? PC Tools? MS Live OneCare?-

>>

>>

>

> AVG free and Aavast are free for use.

>

> --

> wergtqr

>

July 1, 2008

I'm having the same problem. Is there another fix, because my system won't

let me access bleepingcomputer.com. Please HELP

Thanks

Martina

"Laurie" wrote:

> Is this an actual microsoft product? I keep getting this message on the

> computer saying I need to downloan Antivirus 2008 and that it has found many

> viruses on my PC. When I looked up the file location it comes up in

> C:usersAppDataRoamongMicrosoftWindowsStart Menu

> It is causing problems on the PC and looks like it just was created a few

> days ago. I can't get into e-mail because it says there is a threat and won't

> let me continue. I tried to delete the file but I couln't find it when I went

> into my computer. There was no App Data file that I could see. I have Norton

> antivirus installed and I ran a scan on the file but got nothing. I want to

> get rid of this but don't knwo how. Can anyone help?

July 1, 2008

Martina wrote:

> I'm having the same problem. Is there another fix, because my system

> won't

> let me access bleepingcomputer.com. Please HELP

There is no magic solution. Get tools, updates, and instructions from a

different, known-clean computer. Your alternative is to either take the

infected machine to a professional computer repair shop (not a

BigComputerStore/GeekSquad type of place) or back up your data and do a

clean install of Windows. Your choice.

Malke

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August 1, 2008

"Malke" wrote:

> Laurie wrote:

>

> > Is this an actual microsoft product? I keep getting this message on the

> > computer saying I need to downloan Antivirus 2008 and that it has found

> > many viruses on my PC. When I looked up the file location it comes up in

> > C:usersAppDataRoamongMicrosoftWindowsStart Menu

> > It is causing problems on the PC and looks like it just was created a few

> > days ago. I can't get into e-mail because it says there is a threat and

> > won't let me continue. I tried to delete the file but I couln't find it

> > when I went into my computer. There was no App Data file that I could see.

> > I have Norton antivirus installed and I ran a scan on the file but got

> > nothing. I want to get rid of this but don't knwo how. Can anyone help?

>

> No. This is one of the many rogue antivirus/antimalware programs. They are

> called "rogue" because they pretend to be one of the Good Guys but in

> reality they are Bad Guys. You've got an infection. Here are removal

> instructions:

>

> http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/malware-re.../antivirus-2008

>

> Malke

> --

> MS-MVP

> Elephant Boy Computers

> www.elephantboycomputers.com

> Don't Panic!

>

August 1, 2008

I have the same problem. This Antivirus loaded itself when I logged onto a

site for posters. I can't get rid of it but and I tried to go to the

www.bleepingcomputessite and I'm told that I can't do that. So now what am I

to do?

"Malke" wrote:

> Laurie wrote:

>

> > Is this an actual microsoft product? I keep getting this message on the

> > computer saying I need to downloan Antivirus 2008 and that it has found

> > many viruses on my PC. When I looked up the file location it comes up in

> > C:usersAppDataRoamongMicrosoftWindowsStart Menu

> > It is causing problems on the PC and looks like it just was created a few

> > days ago. I can't get into e-mail because it says there is a threat and

> > won't let me continue. I tried to delete the file but I couln't find it

> > when I went into my computer. There was no App Data file that I could see.

> > I have Norton antivirus installed and I ran a scan on the file but got

> > nothing. I want to get rid of this but don't knwo how. Can anyone help?

>

> No. This is one of the many rogue antivirus/antimalware programs. They are

> called "rogue" because they pretend to be one of the Good Guys but in

> reality they are Bad Guys. You've got an infection. Here are removal

> instructions:

>

> http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/malware-re.../antivirus-2008

>

> Malke

> --

> MS-MVP

> Elephant Boy Computers

> www.elephantboycomputers.com

> Don't Panic!

>

August 1, 2008

Use the link provided. The one you give doesn't work.

--

Regards,

Hank Arnold

Microsoft MVP

Windows Server - Directory Services

broomrider wrote:

> I have the same problem. This Antivirus loaded itself when I logged onto a

> site for posters. I can't get rid of it but and I tried to go to the

> www.bleepingcomputessite and I'm told that I can't do that. So now what am I

> to do?

>

> "Malke" wrote:

>

>> Laurie wrote:

>>

>>> Is this an actual microsoft product? I keep getting this message on the

>>> computer saying I need to downloan Antivirus 2008 and that it has found

>>> many viruses on my PC. When I looked up the file location it comes up in

>>> C:usersAppDataRoamongMicrosoftWindowsStart Menu

>>> It is causing problems on the PC and looks like it just was created a few

>>> days ago. I can't get into e-mail because it says there is a threat and

>>> won't let me continue. I tried to delete the file but I couln't find it

>>> when I went into my computer. There was no App Data file that I could see.

>>> I have Norton antivirus installed and I ran a scan on the file but got

>>> nothing. I want to get rid of this but don't knwo how. Can anyone help?

>> No. This is one of the many rogue antivirus/antimalware programs. They are

>> called "rogue" because they pretend to be one of the Good Guys but in

>> reality they are Bad Guys. You've got an infection. Here are removal

>> instructions:

>>

>> http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/malware-re.../antivirus-2008

>>

>> Malke

>> --

>> MS-MVP

>> Elephant Boy Computers

>> www.elephantboycomputers.com

>> Don't Panic!

>>

August 1, 2008

I couldn't get to Malke's link either. I was able to bring it up by typing

the URL into FF.

However, no links on the page work, and it appears the site is having

problems.

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"Hank Arnold (MVP)" <rasilon@aol.com> wrote in message

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> Use the link provided. The one you give doesn't work.

>

> --

>

> Regards,

> Hank Arnold

> Microsoft MVP

> Windows Server - Directory Services

>

> broomrider wrote:

>> I have the same problem. This Antivirus loaded itself when I logged onto

>> a site for posters. I can't get rid of it but and I tried to go to the

>> www.bleepingcomputessite and I'm told that I can't do that. So now what

>> am I to do?

>>

>> "Malke" wrote:

>>

>>> Laurie wrote:

>>>

>>>> Is this an actual microsoft product? I keep getting this message on the

>>>> computer saying I need to downloan Antivirus 2008 and that it has found

>>>> many viruses on my PC. When I looked up the file location it comes up

>>>> in

>>>> C:usersAppDataRoamongMicrosoftWindowsStart Menu

>>>> It is causing problems on the PC and looks like it just was created a

>>>> few

>>>> days ago. I can't get into e-mail because it says there is a threat and

>>>> won't let me continue. I tried to delete the file but I couln't find it

>>>> when I went into my computer. There was no App Data file that I could

>>>> see.

>>>> I have Norton antivirus installed and I ran a scan on the file but got

>>>> nothing. I want to get rid of this but don't knwo how. Can anyone help?

>>> No. This is one of the many rogue antivirus/antimalware programs. They

>>> are

>>> called "rogue" because they pretend to be one of the Good Guys but in

>>> reality they are Bad Guys. You've got an infection. Here are removal

>>> instructions:

>>>

>>> http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/malware-re.../antivirus-2008

>>>

>>> Malke

>>> --

>>> MS-MVP

>>> Elephant Boy Computers

>>> www.elephantboycomputers.com

>>> Don't Panic!

>>>

>

August 1, 2008

After further review, I discovered that no links in news posts worked, so I

closed and restarted FireFox, and now they work. Including Malke's.

Pardon the interruption.

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"Dave" <dave@beepbeep.com> wrote in message

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> I couldn't get to Malke's link either. I was able to bring it up by

> typing the URL into FF.

> However, no links on the page work, and it appears the site is having

> problems.

>

> --

> Vista Home Premium 32 SP1

> http://get.live.com/wlmail/overview

>

> "Hank Arnold (MVP)" <rasilon@aol.com> wrote in message

> news:#$qNJD78IHA.3848@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

>> Use the link provided. The one you give doesn't work.

>>

>> --

>>

>> Regards,

>> Hank Arnold

>> Microsoft MVP

>> Windows Server - Directory Services

>>

>> broomrider wrote:

>>> I have the same problem. This Antivirus loaded itself when I logged

>>> onto a site for posters. I can't get rid of it but and I tried to go to

>>> the www.bleepingcomputessite and I'm told that I can't do that. So now

>>> what am I to do?

>>>

>>> "Malke" wrote:

>>>

>>>> Laurie wrote:

>>>>

>>>>> Is this an actual microsoft product? I keep getting this message on

>>>>> the

>>>>> computer saying I need to downloan Antivirus 2008 and that it has

>>>>> found

>>>>> many viruses on my PC. When I looked up the file location it comes up

>>>>> in

>>>>> C:usersAppDataRoamongMicrosoftWindowsStart Menu

>>>>> It is causing problems on the PC and looks like it just was created a

>>>>> few

>>>>> days ago. I can't get into e-mail because it says there is a threat

>>>>> and

>>>>> won't let me continue. I tried to delete the file but I couln't find

>>>>> it

>>>>> when I went into my computer. There was no App Data file that I could

>>>>> see.

>>>>> I have Norton antivirus installed and I ran a scan on the file but got

>>>>> nothing. I want to get rid of this but don't knwo how. Can anyone

>>>>> help?

>>>> No. This is one of the many rogue antivirus/antimalware programs. They

>>>> are

>>>> called "rogue" because they pretend to be one of the Good Guys but in

>>>> reality they are Bad Guys. You've got an infection. Here are removal

>>>> instructions:

>>>>

>>>> http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/malware-re.../antivirus-2008

>>>>

>>>> Malke

>>>> --

>>>> MS-MVP

>>>> Elephant Boy Computers

>>>> www.elephantboycomputers.com

>>>> Don't Panic!

>>>>

>>

August 11, 2008

> No. This is one of the many rogue antivirus/antimalware programs. They are

> called "rogue" because they pretend to be one of the Good Guys but in

> reality they are Bad Guys. You've got an infection. Here are removal

> instructions:

>

> http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/malware-re.../antivirus-2008

>

> Malke

> --

> MS-MVP

> Elephant Boy Computers

> www.elephantboycomputers.com

> Don't Panic!

>

Are you sure that the Malwarebytes' programme is safe to use, im scared to

use it as i dont know if its more spyware! Antivirus 08 is driving me crazy!

thanks. x

August 11, 2008

Megan wrote:

> Are you sure that the Malwarebytes' programme is safe to use, im scared to

> use it as i dont know if its more spyware! Antivirus 08 is driving me

> crazy! thanks. x

Yes, I am sure that Malwarebytes' program is safe or I wouldn't recommend

it. Neither would the good people at BleepingComputer.com.

Malke

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August 11, 2008

Laurie, MBAM is an entirely legitimate and very useful tool. It is higly

regarded in the anti-malware community.

Sometimes you can get shook up by an infection, but you can bank on Malke's

advice.

Don't be scared. But do take action promptly.

</kibbitz>

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"Malke" <malke@invalid.invalid> wrote in message

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> Megan wrote:

>

>

>> Are you sure that the Malwarebytes' programme is safe to use, im scared

>> to

>> use it as i dont know if its more spyware! Antivirus 08 is driving me

>> crazy! thanks. x

>

> Yes, I am sure that Malwarebytes' program is safe or I wouldn't recommend

> it. Neither would the good people at BleepingComputer.com.

>

> Malke

> --

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> FAQ - http://www.elephantboycomputers.com/#FAQ

>

August 21, 2008

Hello guys..

Today I finally found the solution to the virus... I fixed half of it

yesterday but did not know what to do to get back my programs on start

menu... After searching for a while. i fould something that TOTALLY

cleared my PC in a matter of 15 min and i just had to run it.. I am

OMG soooo HAPPY.... it was a pain in the ass and it was the worst

virus I have dealt with... so here is the link if anyone is

interested in trying.. http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/combofix/how-to-use-combofix

hope it fixed yours as fast as it fixed mine.. and do share with

others..

Cheers

On Aug 1, 10:28Â am, "Dave" <d...@beepbeep.com> wrote:

> Afterfurther review, I discovered that no links in news posts worked, so I

> closed and restarted FireFox, and now they work. Â Including Malke's.

> Pardon the interruption.

>

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>

> "Dave" <d...@beepbeep.com> wrote in message

>

> news:ui5M$$98IHA.1468@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

>

>

> > I couldn't get to Malke's link either. Â I was able to bring it up by

> > typing the URL into FF.

> > However, no links on the page work, and it appears the site is having

> > problems.

>

> > --

> > Vista Home Premium 32 SP1

> >http://get.live.com/wlmail/overview

>

> > "Hank Arnold (MVP)" <rasi...@aol.com> wrote in message

> >news:#$qNJD78IHA.3848@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

> >> Use the link provided. The one you give doesn't work.

>

> >> --

>

> >> Regards,

> >> Hank Arnold

> >> Microsoft MVP

> >> Windows Server - Directory Services

>

> >> broomrider wrote:

> >>> I have the same problem. Â ThisAntivirusloaded itself when I logged

> >>> onto a site for posters. Â I can't get rid of it but and I tried to go to

> >>> thewww.bleepingcomputessiteand I'm told that I can't do that. Â So now

> >>> what am I to do?

>

> >>> "Malke" wrote:

>

> >>>> Laurie wrote:

>

> >>>>> Is this an actual microsoft product? I keep getting this message on

> >>>>> the

> >>>>> computer saying I need to downloanAntivirus2008and that it has

> >>>>> found

> >>>>> many viruses on my PC. When I looked up the file location it comes up

> >>>>> in

> >>>>> C:usersAppDataRoamongMicrosoftWindowsStartMenu

> >>>>> It is causing problems on the PC and looks like it just was created a

> >>>>> few

> >>>>> days ago. I can't get into e-mail because it says there is a threat

> >>>>> and

> >>>>> won't let me continue. I tried to delete the file but I couln't find

> >>>>> it

> >>>>> when I went into my computer. There was no App Data file that I could

> >>>>>see.

> >>>>> I have Nortonantivirusinstalled and I ran a scan on the file but got

> >>>>> nothing. I want to get rid of this but don't knwo how. Can anyone

> >>>>> help?

> >>>> No. This is one of the many rogueantivirus/antimalwareprograms. They

> >>>> are

> >>>> called "rogue" because they pretend to be one of the Good Guys but in

> >>>> reality they are Bad Guys. You've got an infection. Here are removal

> >>>> instructions:

>

> >>>>http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/malware-re.../antivirus-2008

>

> >>>> Malke

> >>>> --

> >>>> MS-MVP

> >>>> Elephant Boy Computers

> >>>>www.elephantboycomputers.com

> >>>> Don't Panic!- Hide quoted text -

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