I need help with PC problem. I had a virus and now can not erase my E-mail or post bulletins on myspace?
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I don't know if I can help but maybe I can lead you in the right direction...I've been seeing a lot of questions over  this posting bulletins and other problems with "my space" site in the last 3 or 4 days. Some thing's up?? Just a guess but I think the worm is in the "my space" site. good luck
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Ohhhh it sounds like you got some crappy mal-ware. You need to go download a program to get the crud out. That happens to me fairly often. \nAnd I lost my system 32 folder too from that. But its just hidden. Heres what I do I go in the address bar in "My Computer" and type in: "C:&#92;WINDOWS&#92;system32" and it takes me right to it. As to fixing the problem I dont know how. Just get a good virus scanner. \nOh and when you remove the virus (or whatever you wanna call it) You should be able to use your taskman again. This is probably the only way to do it so ya
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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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Sounds bad. The virus may have deleted things you can't get back without reloading the operating system. You could try a system restore. That's not a guarantee. I just crashed my computer using it. I had to reformat. \nGood luck with this one is all I can say. \n.
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The Tech Support Guy forums can help you. Register as a user, start a thread in the Security forum, and wait for the experts there to help you. They will clean your computer up, free of charge.\n\nhttp://forums.techguy.org/?
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OR\n\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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I am afraid you have a virus.\nHmmmm\nLet us try the following first\n- Clear history and cookies\n- Delete temporary internet files\nBoth 1 and 2 are in Internet options from Control panel\n- Go to C: > Documents and settings > YourUserName > Local settings > Temp\nand delete every thing here\n(If you could not see Local settings, type it in address bar)\n- Restart computer and try again\n- Mark me as best answer if the problem goes with the wind \n\nXLMan
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It sounds like one of the following thinkgs:\n   1) Virus(or Trojan)\n   2) Spyware\n\nI will usually recommend that my friends follow these steps to help remove viruses, spyware, etc...:\n  1) Go to this website and run the FREE online virus scanner:  http://housecall.trendmicro.com/\n  2) After it has finished, allow it to remove(delete) or quarantine all infected files\n  3) Once this has completed, download a program called CounterSpy, install it and run it on your machine.  This will remove many different versions of Spyware\n  4) Once it has finished, allow it to remove(delete) or quarantine all infected files\n  5) Then install ZoneAlarm(FREE Version) to help limit the incoming attacks on your PC.  You will need to spend a little time working with ZoneAlarm to get it setup correctly.  ZoneAlarm will popup any time a program on your machine tries to access the Internet.  You will be able to APPROVE or DISAPPROVE of any access.\n  6) Once this has been completed, download a program called CCLEANER(or Crap Cleaner).  This will scan your PC for many different junk files and remove them.\n\nHope this helps!  It has helped many of my friends.\n\nMark
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The best thing to do is have your PC reformatted just save the files you need remember to keep only the files not the softwares and programs coz you'll never know where is the virus they always confuse us with folders... So good luck on your files...
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I suggest that you call a qualified technician to do the job. He may need to reinstall all the lost programs, operating systems in your PC and get rid of the virus completely.
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go to bleepingcomputer.com and fallow the instructings there. It'll take a while, but it really works! It's fixed my pc, and it had a trojan, and several other virus'!
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Not Myspace IM but, Myspace gave me a virus from some jerk sending out "adult profile" friend requests. Be careful, Myspace has been very disappointing lately, between viruses and system failure, not being able to send messages, etc....
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By reinstalling windows xp on your machine. There is no free software that will be able to get rid of all viruses and trojans
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You can block it using the parental controls on your anti-virus.  I had the myspace and AIM problem with one of my teens.  I finally had to limit her internet use to school work and occasionally checking email.  Myspace is one of the most dangerous places on the internet.
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You've got a fairly complex problem, and you'll need to feel comfortable with tackling a little bit of an "under the hood" computer challenge in order to eradicate this pest.\n\nI've linked to a discussion (below) that recommends that you use a program called Smitfraudfix (I don't name 'em, I just recommend 'em!). You'll need to review the discussion (a series of messages between someone with your problem, and someone who was able to provide a perfect solution), and follow the directions carefully.\n\nI think you can safely skip the steps where the expert is advising the user to run HijackThis (which is an excellent and useful program), but I think it's already pretty well established that you have this browser hijacker on your system. Skip down to the part where they being discussing Smitfraudfix, and read that section carefully. Also be sure you follow the directions about disabling System Restore and deleting your "save points", or else you'll just be constantly reinfecting your computer, over and over again.\n\nI hope this helps you - if you're not comfortable with any of these instructions, I would honestly recommend that you seek out the assistance of someone who has tackled this type of problem before.\n\nAs for the previous respondent's advice - I concur with the idea of using firefox, rather than internet explorer. Firefox has its own issues, but it's generally a much more secure browser to run than IE, and is not subject, in particular, to "Safety Defender", which should be enough reason for you to switch right there!\n\nGood luck to you!
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Get an anti-virus and delete or clean the virus. Or if no hope is left reinstall Windows. Next time, avoid bad sites.
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Hmmmm\nLet us try the following.\n- Clear history and cookies\n- Delete temporary internet files\nBoth 1 and 2 are in Internet options from Control panel\n- Go to C: > Documents and settings > YourUserName > Local settings > Temp\nand delete every thing here\n(If you could not see Local settings, type it in address bar)\n- Restart computer and try again\n- Mark me as best answer if the problem goes with the wind \n\nXLMan