How did get OLIGO on my computer and it popsup when I Boot?
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Might be an easier way:\n\nClick Start, go to programs, then go to Startup and see if it's starting in there.\n\nOtherwise press {windows key} + {pause break}, go to Advanced tab, then to environment variables button, and then look under system variables for any reference to that name - then delete it.\n\nIf this doesn't work, post back because you may have to check the registry.
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Posible virus.  Re format your hardisk and install new OS.  I dont know what OS you are using...\n\nI just hope it is not pirated hehehe
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You probably downloaded either a trojan, virus, or worm onto your computer.  I'd use an online virus checker to see if you have any.  After doing an online virus check and rebooting your PC, download and install an antivirus program.  These are the best 4 I found when searching the web:\n\nMc'Afee Virus Scan (basic)\nAVG 7.5 (don't download 7.1 because 7.1's support will end this January in favor of the 7.5)\nAvast 4.7\nand eset nod32.\n\nI recommend eset myself because it can prevent downloads of files on to you computer if they are malicious.  Hope this helps.  Good Luck
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Make sure you have the lock toolbars unchecked. It may be there somewhere just hidden. Drag parts of the browser around and look for anything that says Addr. It may be thrown off to the side so far you can't even see it. There should be little gray lines you can drag.
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run a virus scan and spyware scan.\nseems like you may have spyware in registry.
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Download and Install.\nhttp://www.majorgeeks.com/HijackThis_d3155.html\n\nCopy and paste your log to:\nhttp://www.hijackthis.de/index.php?langselect=english\nClick ANALYZE\n\nLook for NASTIES and delete from HiJackThis\n-------------------\nDownload Ewido, http://www.ewido.net/en/download/ , install, open program, check for updates, restart computer, press F8 before windows logo appears, select safe mode, open Ewido, run full system scan. let Ewido delete all it finds.
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www.booter programs.com
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try to go into the cmos and boot from the disk, you need to try to get virus/worm protection because it sounds like the w32 ircbot worm...i had the same problem and had to completely reinstall everything...good luck, i hope you can get it fixed\n\nhere is a mcafee link about the virus...\n\nhttp://us.mcafee.com/virusInfo/default.asp?id=description&virus_k=135491
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I do not know which software you used to remove the genuinity message from appearing at startup. but i am sure you had downloaded one of the third party applications from website with a selfextracting exe file. correct me if i am wrong.\n\nAs for the solution, you can go to the registry [only if you can conversant working with system file, or it can do unrepairable damages] from 'Start --> run --> regedit --> ok' and go to 'Find' from the Edit menu. type the name of the file you installed and click ok. when the file /folder appears, press 'Delete' [Be careful !! Check if it the same file and delete, otherwise God help you !] Now click Find Next / F3 from the Edit menu and do likewise until you are rid of all those mess.\n \nReboot your system and check out !! If nothing works i still hold the best medicine. It might be embedded as a BHO file or could be a malware program rooted in the registry.\n\nDo the low level format of your machine and it sweeps clean all mistakes you might have inadvertently done!! But dont forget to take a backup and blame me later, ha.. ha..Hope it works !!
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KB891711 exe  could be a Microsoft "Knowledge Base" fix or patch for your Windows.  But there's a virus that uses that same designator and disrupts Firefox and Mozilla.\n\nI would NOT open or run it.  If it just suddenly appeared, I'd be very skeptical and very careful.  A real Microsoft update will  usually install automatically (if that's how you have your updates configured) or you'll get a yellow shield-like icon near the clock in your notification area.\n\nBut if this KB....exe just showed up on your desktop or in a file, it could be a problem.
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be careful\nlimewire messed up my computer so bad\nwe had to reboot it
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it is a virus that replaces the userint file eventually and then it will keep you from booting windows use \nAVG to get rid of it
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Download and install HiJack This.  When you run it, it will scan your registry files related to browser startup processes.  From here you can disable any suspect processes.  You will need to use google to assist in telling you what is and is not a suspect process.  Once you have identified each in turn you can then proceed to delete them and eventually regain control of your pc.\n\nRegards EDD
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first this is registry file and this is resides in your windows so to overcome this change your boot sequence e.g CD-ROM first boot device \nafter window ask u to install or  repair the window enter with install a new copy of window (enter)\nin the next step press r\nand window start downloading the file \nNOTE this will not crrupt your data on the window it just repair the window there is not harm for your installed softwares
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well if its a program watching you, you can boot up safe mode with networking. an easy way to get it to start in safe mode with networking everytime is to go to start-run-msconfig. somewhere in msconfig u can tell it to boot safe mode
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The registry keys only exist in the folders that have values set withing them.\nGo to Hkey local machine/software/microsoft/windows/run or runonce and you will find any new entries that have been added for programs that are running on your computer from start up.(virus will run at or immediately following boot up so you should find what your looking for there.\nGet XP because 2000 & M E suck
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I did a Google search and it listed that executable (icpldrvx) and a spyware/malware.  Sound like you might have a hijacked browser.