I've scanned my computer and I have 7 cridicle objests and can't delete them. Help me please?
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definitely ran an anti spyware- \ncheck this site if you're connected to the internet to check if those critical objects are spywares\n\nhttp://www.pestpatrol.com/pestinfo/
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You haven't completely deleted it. If it won't go away from "add remove programs" in the Control Panel, go into program files in your hard drive, find the folder of that program, and delete the whole folder.
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try to delete from command prompt or in the safe mode.it would certainly help.
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Try cleaning out your registry with http://ccleaner.com\nits free.
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you can remove any of them by formatin related local hard drive. must be C and D
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manually delete them, search them out with windows search
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try ccleaner. it can clean up all the forms and passwords without problem
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download http://www.ccleaner.com/  and run a scan and delete all the crap it finds. It should delete the NTuser files. Though I am not sure why you have so many copies. The ntuser files are based on your local windows login.
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It might be a spyware. They are always used by the windows. Press Ctrl+Alt+Del and see if this shows in task manager. Close it and then try to delete. If not, reboot your computer and F8 many times before windows start. Start windows in safe mode and then delete it.
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When he gets them, he is probably saving them to the hard drive. You'd have to locate them to delete them. Use the "search" feature on your computer.
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go to (search) type in name... it will bring up all files associated with that one.. u can just delete them from there.
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1.  Start --> search --> all files and folders.\n2.  Type in name of file you want to delete.  You don't have to add the extension (.exe, .txt, .doc, and so on).\n3.  In drop down menu select My Computer\n4. In advanced options make sure there's a check mark next to Hidden Files and Folders;  System Folders;  and Subfolders\n5.  Click on search.  When search is finished, delete all files and folders found.\n6.  Restart computer.\n\nIf you're truly brave, delete registry entries.  (It's a lot easier to use CCleaner and safer.)  But if you're brave.....\n\n1.  Start --> Run\n2.  Type in "regedit" (without the quotes) --> OK\n3.  The registry page will open.  Hold down CTRL key and click the letter F\n4.  Type in the exact same file name you used in step 2, above\n5.  Click Find Next\n6.  When a registry item is found, click DEL (or delete key) and answer YES when warning appears\n7.  Click F3 key (top row of keyboard) --> Find Next.  If another item is found, click DEL --> YES --> F3 --> Find Next\n8.  Keep doing that until it says registry search is finished.\n9.  Close out registry screen and reboot.\n\nNOTE:  If you aren't absolutely sure about messing with the registry. DO NOT DO IT!!  Deleting the wrong item can  cause your computer to become unstable or crash.  CCleaner is a lot easier and safer.
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Open them up but clicking the down arrow...\n\nthen hit the delete key on each one, once it is highlighted.
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most of them are cookies, some are simple things like what websites you have visited, and some are programs.\n\nIf you want an explaination of what is being removed, after you do the scan, but before you delete them, double click on the name of the thing being removed and a short explaination will pop up.
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try using a program called ccleaner it's freeware and see's to do a good job, use a search engine to find.
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why do you have 3 in the first place?\n\nfirstly dont delete them, rename them and see if it impacts on any registered programmes\n\nif all is well after thorough testing, just delete them out of explorer
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You may find that removing these by hand is cumbersome... try using a good antivirus like Avast.\n\nhttp://avast.com/eng/download-avast-home.html