A new internet connection appear on my pc, I can't stop it or delete it. How can I restore this?
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It could be Malware (spyware, adware, trojasn or virus) I would sugest you get an antivirus program (I´ve had a good experience with Norton) and an antispyware program (SPybot search&destroy works for me) and update them.\n\nbe careful what antispyware program you use since some of them are fakes and actually install spyware on your pc. Spybot is free and works great.
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Hmmmm\nLet us try the following.\n1- Clear history and cookies\n2- Delete temporary internet files\nBoth 1 and 2 are in Internet options from Control panel\n3- Restart computer and try again\n4- Mark me as best answer if the problem goes with the wind \n5- Check for antivirus, you need one
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Download the free spybot from http://www.safer-networking.org/en/download/index.html\nIt is probably just spyware.  I know of at least one case where a link in a source here on answers caused a cascade of browser windows to open (not too nice, either).\nI reported it as abuse.\nSpybot cleaned it up.
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Tools > Internet Options\n\nChoose Connections tab\n\nChoose Never dial a connection\n\nOr Internet Options in Control Panel and do the same
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If the situation is that bad, I'd recommend that you reformat your hard drive.  Chances are, there were programs installed on your computer that keeps the doors open.  Unplug all DSL, wireless, or modem connections.  Put in your reinstall CD from the computer manufacturer (if not available, put in a WIN XP cd) and then turn on your machine (meaning shut it down manually then turn it on).  The CD will prompt you to reformat (delete) everything and install everything fresh.  Once done, then put on antivirus and network/internet security, spyware protection software.  Then connect back to the internet.  It'll give you a fresh start and make sure all potential virus/programs have been wiped away.
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Most likely the virus/malware updates itself everytime you connect to internet.Get some anti-spyware and scan your pc(yes,get several).You should have only one anti-virus and couple of anti-spyware software.If the browser is infected then I recommend "Hijack this".Its a pretty good tool.AND get a good firewall.I prefer ZoneAlarm.And dont forget to update your virus definition file.
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Hi there, \n\nDo you have any other Firewalls or Internet Security programs installed? If so, it is likely that there is a conflict between them and your windows firewall. Try disabling them and check again. If not, uninstall and reinstall the Service Pack 2 again.\n\nHope this helps. If not, I'd be glad to assist you further. Bye!!\n\nrule wid style n luv@vinny
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bcause you have a problem with your internet connection
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I think that is a virus attached to your computer and creating itself.\nYou need to get a good antivirus like Etust http://www.my-etrust.com or AVG antivirus http://www.grisoft.com i'm sure you will get rid of the virus.
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1. Clear your browser cache.  Go to Tools, Internet Options and under the General tab, under browsing history, click "Delete" -- under Temporary Internet FIles, click Delete Files -- it will ask "Are you sure?" -- click yes.\n\n2.  Download and run Spybot Search and Destroy from: \n\nhttp://www.safer-networking.org/\n\n3. Reset your connection by turning everything off (including your computer, your DSL modem and your router), leaving off for 30 seconds, and turning back on again.\n\nUse Firefox:  http://www.getfirefox.com -- it's a better and safer browser than Internet Explorer.
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Hmmmm\nI think you have virus (I am not quite sure), but let us try the following first.\n1- Clear history and cookies\n2- Delete temporary internet files\nBoth 1 and 2 are in Internet options from Control panel\n3- Restart computer and try again\n4- Mark me as best answer if the problem goes with the wind\n5- otherwize I suggest install and run a good anti virus.\n6- Or have a firewall that do all these ugly things.
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it might be the xp firewall or an antivirus program.\ntry reinstalling it....re install it by overwriting the same files. try reinstalling by disabling the antivirus and firewall
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You'll have to go into Add/Remove Programs. Go to Settings on your start menu, then select Control Panel. Then open Add/Remove Programs and look for the unwanted program and select remove. \nIf it is one of those viruses, then it will re-install itself. I agree with suggestions for getting a good internet security package. I use Norton.
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There's no way to tell. You didn't give enough information. Do you get an "Internet Connection" or a "Network Connection" (those are two different things).  Does your Internet Explorer show any webpages?  If not, then you don't have an internet connection.  If your Network Connections list just shows "Connected" that just means you're connected to a switch/hub or router, not the network.\n\nWhat's the program you're trying to access? Is the room in another building or location?\n\nNo offense, but it sounds like you're in over your head.  Contact your help desk, network administrators, or whomever handles your computers and tell them your problem.  They should be able to fix it.
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Sounds like a program running n the background, go to start/run and type msconfig, when it opens look thru the list for that particular program and uncheck it, reboot.\ngood luck/
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Hello !\n\nCould be a virus. Try to scan your computer. I will provide you with a free antivirus. And you must update the antivirus after installation.\n\n\n© ßogdan @ CyE CORP.
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Hmmm...i had that problem once..and found it was a file i had downloaded recently..when i deleted it..the problem stopped.\n\nRun anti-spyware and anti-virus scans..if that all fails..do a system restore..or a reformat and re-install.