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Phantom Problems??

AtK SpAdE
06-01-2005, 09:23 PM
Ok this isnt really a emergancy, and isnt a big deal so i put it here. I downloaded ad-aware second editions just a few days ago. I am very very relgious about running scans on my PC because i hear the horror stories. So yesterday i run Ad-Aware SE, Spybot, AVG, and Microsoft Antispyware beta (yea thats alot) after they are all done, all check out clean except for ad-aware. It says i have 18 critical applications, so i obviously delete them. So i run it agian to be sure, ok well it finds 6 more. Well about an hour later (and no inernet activity) i run it again to be sure, well 16 more. It seems like evertime i run it, i find some critcal problem. Has anyone else had problems with the second edition? Is it just picking up on cookies or something? or am i really this infected?!?

Sean

btw- will try and get pics soon

howard_hopkinso
06-01-2005, 09:48 PM
Hello Sean.

I have also got the latest version of Adaware se, and have had no problems.

Can you give us some info on the critical objects that are being found?

Regards Howard :) :)

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AtK SpAdE
06-01-2005, 09:54 PM
Well i got a pic of the ones that always show up. They can be found here (http://www.freewebs.com/coolfuncool144) Thanks in advance

Sean

howard_hopkinso
06-01-2005, 10:03 PM
Yeah they`re just tracking cookies. What browser are you using?

I use Firefox and never get any tracking cookies.

Download and run CCleaner from HERE (http://www.ccleaner.com/) it should help.

Regards Howard :grinthumb

AtK SpAdE
06-01-2005, 10:08 PM
Thanks alot howard! My browser is FireFox as well. I may have been going places i shouldnt of been.... :p is that what causes them? Should i just ingnore them? Thanks alot

Sean

BTW0 i am downloaded that software and giving it a go..

howard_hopkinso
06-01-2005, 10:13 PM
No don`t ignore them, just keep on getting rid of them.

I wouldn`t want them on my system.

The CCleaner programme I mentioned in my post above, is very easy to use, and can get rid of alsorts of usless stuff off your system.

It really is a good little programme.

Regards Howard :grinthumb

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