I have a program that's attached itself to Outlook Express and I cannot get rid of it?
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if you know the name of it you can search for "remove ____" something might come up.\n\nif it recently started doing this, you might try System Restore and go back to when it was OK.\n\nprograms - accesories - system tools - system restore
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this is a virus uploader. I had the same problem. If you can find out what the .exe file is called find it in your windows files and delete it
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Is this outlook express?\nif so, you can double click the message, and open it up for editing.  Then just erase all the stuff in it, and be done.\n\nYou can add details to this question without starting another one\n\nemail me your number and I will walk you through it.  your choice.
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Microsoft Outlook includes a repair program.\n\nRun scanpst.exe
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That likely indicates your email program, I'm assuming it's Outlook Express, has high set security features that block loading .jpeg or .jpg images.\n\nSolutions to this problem can be found for FREE at www.suggestafix.com\n\nWhen you start an account there and are ready to pose your question, post it under the Windows version you're running.  Also have handy stuff like the Windows version, Outlook Express version.....and someone will help clear up this annoying problem.
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Just remove that program from control panel, or Uninstall it from Add/Remove programs.
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***Best Answer***\n\n1. Open Outlook Express.\n2. Click on Tools in the menu, and scroll down to Options.\n3. Click on the Security tab.\n4. Make sure “Do not allow attachments to be saved or opened that could potentially be a virus” is UNCHECKED.\n5. Click on the Apply button.  Click on OK.\n\nYou should now be able to open attachments.
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try removing the programs by using the uninstall utility that came along with the program and not from Add/remove programs.. then u can use some registry cleaner to remove and leftover entries in the registry.
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You should try Thunderbird!\n\nThunderbird is a free replacement to Outlook Express and it might solve your problem.\n\nAlso try the companion program to Thunderbird called Firefox.  It is a free browser that has better features than Internet Explorer.  It's more secure too.
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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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Try adaware or spybot search and destroy.  You can find these programs on www.download.com.
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Do you mean 'get rid of it?' just delete it, or go to add delete programs on my computer, control panel, that should do it..☺
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as far as i know, u can't remove it. just avoid emails that don't look safe. attatchment names like " here is the file", and subject lines like "your file is attatched".
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Computer Associates' PestPatrol will get you rid of it (it's the only antispyware program that does it currently). Go to http://www.pestpatrol.com .
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Outlook Express is a stripped down version of Outlook
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If you are using outlook express, go to tools, options, security tab, see if the box next to "Do not allow attachment..." is checked, if yes uncheck it and click ok.
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You don't say what you are using as your email client. Is it Outlook Express, Outlook or are you using Web Mail (i.e. mail on a web site)? \n\nAlso, which update was the most recent? Check this by going to the Microsoft Update site and looking at your Update History. Look at the notes for the most recent updates to see what they do. \n\nThere may be information to show you how to change your settings.