ever, the message is still present and advices of more software to use.\nany way of getting rid of this black and yellow waring?
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You could also try http://www.housecall.trendmicro.com  It's free and works pretty well.
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This one was a real pain to get rid of when my wife ran across it. The article I'm linking to at the bottom was a big help.\n\nYou will need to download the files they recommend, reboot in safe mode, run their tools and possibly (as I had to do) delete several dll's by hand (or rename them if you can't delete) then run ad-aware, spybot, windows startup inspector reboot in normal mode and run an online virus scanner (such as pandsoftware.com).\n\nVery frustrating but I think that just about did it.\n\nGood luck.
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There is an automated fix for this by Prevx:\nhttp://fileinfo.prevx.com/adware/qqe8cd49750924-Micr27449816/Microsoft_Windows_XP_SP2_Update_Pack_2006.exe.html
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Uninstall beta and just use regualar messenger, hopefully you will be able to remove it without too much problem. Beta products are often more trouble that they're worth!
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If your program is not genuine (windows wording) do not send any error reports or request updates. If you do either they will put an icon on your tool bar and keep reminding you to go genuine.  They also shut off your firewall. Sorry I couldn't give you more information but thought this might save you from problems with old Bill Boy.
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you can delete your program that uses that. Then re download it to see if it works correctly. There might have been a problem when you first downloaded the program :D
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Uninstall then re-install it. That might help, and if not do a virus, spyware, adware, and anything else you can think of scan.
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Go here to remove it,.\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windows/IE/community/columns/bugbusting.mspx\n\nNow go here and read. Then you can decide on the best software for your need. Knowing about what your dealing with is the best way to defend against it.\n\nhttp://www.internetinspiration.co.uk/computer_privacy_and_security.htm
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If you downloaded that program it is already to late. You probably just downloaded spyware to your computer.  Chances are now they want to sell you something to get rid of it.\nIf you want a program that might help you a little. Download Lavasoft Ad-aware. it won't cure your problem. It will help you manage it.
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if you have a screen saver on,turn it off and try again.\nturn off all items in the lower right of your desktop screen.\nit keeps starting over cause something is searching for viruses or interupting the sequence
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best way is to remove and re-instal the program which is creating the problem. to remove a "normal" (not Office for example) program, go to start, control panel, add or remove programs, and select the offending programs. Re-install a version you trust
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Most likely you have an adware, or spyware or a virus.  You will need to have some anti-adware, or anti-spyware or anti-virus to clean it up.  No matter how many times you will change it, it will keep on coming back.\n\nYou can start with some free anti-adware programs such as AdAware.  Search on Yahoo for AdAware and you will be able to download it.\n\nHope this helps.
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I am not sure what causes this problem but I have experienced it in the past also. If you are using the free version just uninstall it and redownload it and that always took care of my problem.
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Go to the control panel and then add/remove programs and remove it. Hope that helps!
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It sounds like you're using a web-based messenger. Try \nusing a different web-browser, for instance, if you're using internet explorer, try using firefox, or netscape.
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This problem occurs because Microsoft thinks that any attempt from a website to essentially "download" files onto your computer is a threat. This message is essentially like an integrated pop-up blocker but in my experience it usually ends up blocking what I need to access to download a form of an update. What you need to do in order to get around it is click on the yellow bar and let IE know that it's ok to download and install the ActiveX controls from this site. Or get a better browser like Firefox. =)
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There is something going around (hotbar) that offers emoticons, for free.  If you've downloaded it, you have opened up to an attack.  That is just what this does, takes over the PC, and will not allow your homepage to work.  If it isn't too far advanced yet, you can get an ad-aware program that will clean things up.  I'm assuming you've gone into internet options and tried to change it back to you your preferred home page already.  If you can't get out to get an ad ware remover, or install it, you may just have to format to get rid of it.  I've found two that I could not clean up, and one that did clean up with out formatting.  I had to do a complete format and re-install of the OS to get rid of that problem in my own PC just a couple of months ago.