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Infected Registry Keys??

Discussion in 'Windows OS' started by techgeek05, Dec 7, 2004.

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  1. techgeek05 Newcomer, in training

    I installed and ran the Giant AntiSpyware program. I took care of the Ad/Spyware part but when I run a full system scan, it shows that I have 50+ infected registry keys. I'm not sure exactly what this means but it doesn't sound good. How can I remedy this problem? Any help would be appreciated!
    techgeek05, Dec 7, 2004
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  2. unknownzero Newcomer, in training

    That just means that it the spyware programs left behind or new ones still exist, and you just delete them and your good too go. registry keys are just for directing windows to start it, and do its job (causing havoc).
    unknownzero, Dec 7, 2004
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  3. AtK SpAdE TechSpot Chancellor

    I would recomend saving a copy of your current registry before deleting any keys, just in case! :cool:
    AtK SpAdE, Dec 7, 2004
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  4. RealBlackStuff Newcomer, in training

    RealBlackStuff, Dec 8, 2004
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