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Posted: Sat 15 May, 2004 10.05
by russnet
It might have put sommat onto your computer now!
At the moment, I probably have more viruses than a third world country!
Anyhow, many thanks to those that suggested things on Page 1. Norton didn't pick up the viruses for some reason but I think it might because my other virus program (AVG) kicked in.
I'm going to try a few other things today and see what happens. Failing that, I might be coming to your computer one day with one big virus! Mwah!
Posted: Sat 15 May, 2004 18.59
by russnet
Just an update:-
I think I got rid of the worst. Just doing a few more tests but I eliminated 50 spyware files (!) although to be fair most of them were eliminate from a different spy ware killer program but somehow kept them. Effective eh!
Although I said 8 viruses earlier, I think it's the way AVG describes them as viruses although I personally think it's more spyware stuff than viruses. But anyway, the worst could be over.
Posted: Sun 16 May, 2004 18.20
by Anonymous
russnet wrote:Just an update:-
I think I got rid of the worst. Just doing a few more tests but I eliminated 50 spyware files (!) although to be fair most of them were eliminate from a different spy ware killer program but somehow kept them. Effective eh!
Although I said 8 viruses earlier, I think it's the way AVG describes them as viruses although I personally think it's more spyware stuff than viruses. But anyway, the worst could be over.
I was on AOL it was the first time i've heard of spyware i downloaded adware and it deleted 30 spyware cookies
That made me more concerned now i delete my cookies and after i finshed using the internet and run a good scan (Adware) takes 4mins.
(Does this remind you of something
)
Posted: Sun 16 May, 2004 21.51
by russnet
I use to have a map like that. Not sure where it was placed although it would be really good on a website
Posted: Mon 17 May, 2004 11.56
by Anonymous
russnet wrote:I use to have a map like that. Not sure where it was placed although it would be really good on a website
It was from your 'crtv' website that i stored as a favourite on IE .
Posted: Mon 17 May, 2004 15.50
by MarkN
Barrett wrote:(Does this remind you of something
)
Thanks to the virus "itvplc" most of those regions have all but disappeared now... does anyone have a decent virus scanner that can resolve the problem?
Posted: Mon 17 May, 2004 16.57
by Anonymous
MarkN wrote:Barrett wrote:(Does this remind you of something
)
Thanks to the virus "itvplc" most of those regions have all but disappeared now... does anyone have a decent virus scanner that can resolve the problem?
Lol
I have the ofcom scanner
Posted: Mon 17 May, 2004 17.56
by MarkN
Barrett wrote:I have the ofcom scanner
Unfortunately the "Ofcom" scanner doesn't work; for some strange reason it makes the problem worse.
Posted: Mon 17 May, 2004 20.42
by Anonymous
MarkN wrote:Barrett wrote:I have the ofcom scanner
Unfortunately the "Ofcom" scanner doesn't work; for some strange reason it makes the problem worse.
Thames/Fremantle Media is a good virus killer it could 'kill' itv plc virus
Posted: Mon 17 May, 2004 21.42
by russnet
Barrett wrote:russnet wrote:I use to have a map like that. Not sure where it was placed although it would be really good on a website
It was from your 'crtv' website that i stored as a favourite on IE .
Last time, I try to be funny!
Posted: Tue 18 May, 2004 17.08
by Anonymous
