I deleted something inportant... i think

[pyro_junky]

last night i deleted all my spyware (and my computer is running faster and i love it) but now theres another proublem... every time i log onto my comp those teo messages apear.

are they inportant? if they are how would i restor them. if they arnt how do i get those messages to go away.

 

[Arkillo]

No, they arn't important, but how'de you get rid of the programs, just go in and delete the files, or uninstall them

 

[Hitsua]

Rephrase that with real words.

 

[pyro_junky]

ok thanks.

 

[Beer $lut]

It means it took something out of the system 32 folder, which isnt good, but it could have been adware, but you will keep getting those errors.

 

[pyro_junky]

man theres two more things to clouse every day

 

[Arkillo]

God forbid you have to hit spacebar 2 more times. Is it really gonna kill you to do that?

 

[Zaku]

Aww, that sucks bitch. Now you got to reformat.

 

[Beer $lut]

Just do a system restore.

 

[Korittke]

bridge.dll is spyware... use google from time to time

 

[ownager]

Personally I'd simply try a system restore before the FNR.

 

[AxL]

Spybot search and destroy deletes stuff from your registry and /windows folder. Why newbs shouldn't use it. BTW moved to tech.

 

[coRtALoS]

It's a simple process involving deleting any spyware programs still in your Startup Folder in your Start Menu, and editing your registry.

If you can't fix it using the solutions above, I'd be happy to use Remote Assistance with you, and fix your problems.

PM me if you still can't fix it.

 

[pyro_junky]

ok thanks cort, i got it all taken care of.

 

[Krovvy]

How about you google both of those file names, download the files, put them back into the win32 folder. Simple as that.

 

[pyro_junky]

dont worry cort already told me what to do. my proublem is all better now.

 

[x42bn6]

Ah, yes, the after-effects of spyware.....

Since Cort didn't say exactly what he wanted, basically go to msconfig, Startup and uncheck the offending processes.

You can always demolish it from your registry too, but I forgot where.

 

[coRtALoS]

Originally posted by x42bn6
You can always demolish it from your registry too, but I forgot where.[/color][/font]

Start > Run > RegEdit > HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > Software > (Find your naughty programs here)

 

[TrongaMonga]

Start > Run > regedit > My Computer > Menu Edit > Find > set for Keys, Values and Data > write the name of any spyware that cames to your mind (such as Gator) > Ok > Usually delete what appears > press F3 to continue the search > etc.

Usually those spyware programs write something random so that programs like spybot won't find them, and they can reinstall.

 

[x42bn6]

Problem is, Cort, half of them are in the System32 folder or something and not many people would mess with that.....

Just a quick note added on to what Cort said: find the program, right-click, go to Properties and the version tab to see what the program is, or Google the program name to see if it is spyware before unchecking it.

Programs like 'fash.exe' and 'Jammer2nd.exe' are obvious spyware, so you can safely disable them.