Everytime I get on Google's home page, I go to a logon page from someone called Spartacus. Help!?
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Spartacus has figured out your password you need to change it immediately but the first thing you should do is check for keyloggers on your p.c as they will give anyone who has made the program all the info you type.\n\nRun the following programs, theyre all free and very good, delete the stuff they find then change all passwords you can to a mix of letters & numbers.\n\nSPYBOT S&D\nAD-AWARE\nCCLEANER\nAND ANY OTHER SOFTWARE YOU HAVE ON PC\n\nYou will have to contact customer services to get help with the accounts you cannot get into
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either its set to be your default home page. \nchange your home pages settings in your browser options. \nif you are using IE, then follow the instructions on this page. \nhttp://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;320159\n--------------------\nif you are using Firefox\nhttp://www.mozilla.org/support/firefox/options#general\n--------------------\nIf you are using any other browser, then refer to their help.\n\nif that does not help, then you might have a spyware. \n\ndownload antispyware softwares and scan your computer. \ngo to http://www.webroot.com to get a free scan.
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Go to http://www.wilderssecurity.net and download a copy of SpywareBlaster. This program is 100% free and includes a tool that stops browser hijackers. It will also return your home page back to where it was. It also keeps spyware off of your system. I have been using it for a little over 3 years and I think it's great.
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Sounds like you have a virus or some spyware loaded on your computer. Try running your antivirus software and also run Ad-aware or spy-bot. Then a good program to run is called hijackthis.
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You home page has been Hijacked and there is a piece of free software to correct this and also look at other hidden programs that might be causing unwanted actions on your Computer, Its called HijackThis and can be found and downloaded here, \nhttp://www.spywareinfo.com/~merijn/htlogtutorial.html#r
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You need to download a program called "Hi-Jack this!"  It sounds like you may have something screwing with your "hosts" file.  Run the program and look for an unusual entry under BHO...which is browser helper objects.  That should get you in the right direction to identifying, isolating, and removing the problem.
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ANYTHING to do with 'searching the web' or web searching etc etc is spyware. Typical techniques is to hijack your home page, as well as redirect you to their search page whenever you type in an incorrect URL. \n\nI would get rid of it ASAP.\n\nedit: Please visit http://www.hijackthis.de/ .. download the program from the link there and paste, results in the text box, and click ANALYZE. delete all NASTIES.
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You might have some type of adware, spyware, or virus. Try getting a virus scan or spyware scan and use it daily. Most scans will allow you to open it whenever you log on. That way, every morning, it should go away. Maybe you could check that problem on Google. Some other people may be experiencing it, too.
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Well what it sounds like is a browser hijack. Go on your internet explorer and go into tools then go into options. Then that will show you what is set as your default home page. Type in a standard webpage like www.google.com/ or www.yahoo.com/ apply setting close out of the internet explorer and see if it still redirects you to the other site. If so you have a browser hijack.\n\nNow to remove it. Try hitting it with a virus scanner. I wouldnt suggest using a spyware remover since it sounds like its a browser hijack and they are really poor at removing dll.s and the files that are associated with the virus.\n\nIf the virus freezes when you scan it then down load a program called " hijack this" run it and it will tell you the process that are eunning that are connected with the hijack. Terminate and delete the process using hijack this.\n\nDo not reformat your hard drive for you will loose all your information and the virus that you have is not a bad one, the person that told you to reformat is a complete idiot and probably has no real computer experience.
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because i have very good anti-virus protection I have just been to this site with my virtual computer and there is no virus there . What may have happened is that your home page has been hijacked. Try this Tools->internet options-->in the home page box if it reads the site you keep getting taken to change it to a site of your choice. It seems the people behind the web site just want you to download their software, but if you do then you will have loads of problems. As soon as possible restart your computer and enter safe mode by pressing the f8 key, then run a full spyware anti virus check.
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well, i hade the same problem in my collge... U from Taylors College?? well, i have this program u can use... its called hijackthis.... wery useful.... Just have to delete sum stuff from the registry n u'll be the admin... mail me if u want it... 012-3365877
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Hmm, not quite sure of the problem...\n\nIs it that the login box has gone or that you have been told that your not logged in (even though you just did it a few seconds ago!)?\n\nReload the site, I guess.\n\nNot that I want to be techy, but, if you haven't got cookies enabled, the site will always think who's this then, another stranger. You'll be thinking, for the beep beep time "I am ..." and have to login again.\n\nSorry ;~{
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Try resubmitting it at your home page.  Reboot your computer, that's my cure-all.
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You need spyware programs.\nDownload Adaware and Spyroot.  They should wipe it out for you, if they don't you'll have to get HijackThis
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The new page is only in testing.  It is being rolled out randomly.  You get it one time, then if you delete your cookies, etc., it may disappear.\n\nIt's not personal.  They are just testing.  Try deleting your cookies on one machine and clear all off-line content too.\n\nIt's more or less just random at this point.
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try typing the error message exactly as it appears into google and in the microsoft knowledge base:\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/ Does this happen only on your account or does it happen on other accounts (windows logon). You could try running a good spyware and virus scanning program like these: \nhttp://www.microsoft.com/athome/security/spyware/software/default.mspx\nhttp://www.windowsonecare.com/
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You have had your browser hijacked.  Get a program called Hijackthis its free but very powerfull be carefull using it.  You can also get  a anti-spy ware program that should remove it too.