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THE ADWARE / SPYWARE THREAT:
What
do you think of when you think of the term 'World Wide Web' or 'The
Internet'?
You might picture your favorite website or your favorite
thing to do online such as listen to music or playing a video game.
Whether you know this or not.. Spyware / Adware can hide or be transfered
to your computer from any of those three! By simply downloading music,
screensavers, pictures, or even opening emails; you could be potentially
downloading anyone of these spyware types:
Trojans
Keyloggers
Tracking
Cookies
Dialers
Malware
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The
above can be found under many different names and file types. There
is countless numbers of different spyware, adware, and viruses.
In
fact, 9 out of 10 personal computers are infected!
Like any process, there is a simple and complicated way. Through my
experience, freeing a computer of spyware used to take up to 2 hours
or more depending on how stubborn the programs are. So you can actually
remove the spyware / adware yourself, it will take learning and some
time to complete it. Why not make it easy on yourself? In these days
of modern age, everything has been simplified into an easy automated
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DO IT YOURSELF IN 4 EASY STEPS:
Here
is a breakdown on how you can remove adware or spyware from your PC
for FREE!
Warning:
THIS IS HOW I REMOVE VIRUS'S, SPYWARE,ADWARE, etc.... If you don't know
your way around your computer well.. You should not try ANY of these
methods.
This
is how to remove spyware from a WIN XP Machine only:
1st:
Hit control, ALT, DEL... End ALL Tasks Exept these:
2nd: Goto Add/Remove
Programs in your control Panel. Remove ANY Thing that you did NOT install.
Warning:
Keep in mind don't uninstall anything with Big names attached such as,
Intel, Microsoft, Adobe, Windows XP, etc.. If you unistall your main
installed files you will have BIG PROBLEMS!
After you have uninstalled
all the garbage on your PC, don't restart yet! Click restart Later,
then goto next step. If you did restart after unistalling go
through step one again.
3rd: goto the start
menu, click RUN. Then type MSCONFIG. A system configuration utility
will appear. Under the general tap click selective startup. then UNcheck
Load Startup Items.. This will stop any program from starting all by
it self. then click apply then OK. NOW RESTART! After
PC boots up a window will appear saying something like You have choosen
to use a selective startup, check the box that says; do not show this
again in future. Then click OK. Now your ready for the Next Step.
4th: Download the
FREE trial program below, OR Download Ad-aware SE by Lavasoft, OR SpySweeper
by Webroot.
Then run what ever remover program you chose. Delete ALL Items Found!
This should get rid of ALL adware from your PC. IF NOT go through the
process again you missed something somewhere..
OR
YOU CAN ALWAYS TRY THE OLD SYSTEM RESTORE(Might Work)!
What
is the difference between Spyware / Adware?
Adware:
Applications are installed onto your PCs hard drive by Internet advertising
companies that allow them to pummel you with pop-up ad after pop-up
ad all day long. Have you ever noticed a strange icon on your desktop
or start menu and wondered where it came from? Have you ever logged
on to the Internet to find that your home page had been switched? Are
there strange search bars on every page you visit? These are all adware
programs. These program can place icons almost anywhere on your PC,
they can change your home page whenever they wish, and they control
your google search results so you see the results that they want you
to see.
Spyware:
Applications are programs and files that hide on your PC's hard drive
without your direct knowledge. These programs allow hackers and advertising
companies to track your every move, both online and even when you work
offline. They can track the websites you visit, the items that
you buy online, the emails you send and receive, your Instant Message
dialog, and worst of all they can even record your credit card number,
personal identification numbers, and all of your passwords.
If you use dial-up to connect to the Internet then spyware can be used
to bill 900 numbers to your phone bill. This is just a short list of
the harm that spyware can cause.
Think
you might have spyware?
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