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 Dec 21 2004, 09:35 PM
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If someone can help I would be grateful! Thanks in advance! John Pajak http://jspajak.tripod.com
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Dec 23 2004, 01:42 PM
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 Cleaner on Duty Group: HJT Team Posts: 5,480 Joined: 1-September 04 From: Bucharest, Romania Member No.: 2,383 |
Hi
If you still have this problem: Download the latest version of HijackThis!: Download here HJT 1.99. Save it on your Desktop. You will need now to unzip hijackthis.exe to a permanent folder, such as c:\hjt . This has to be done as HijackThis creates backups. You may need to use these backups. First create a new folder: A. Click My Computer icon on your desktop B. Click C: drive C. Click the File menu --> New --> Folder, a folder "New folder" will be created. D. Rename it HJT Unzip hijackthis.exe to the c:\HJT folder. Run HijackThis.exe Press the Scan button, then Save Log. Notepad will open. In Notepad click Edit menu --> Select All then Edit menu --> Copy When responding to a post from one of our HJT Team members, please reply in the same topic - click the Add Reply button. Do not create a new topic for your reply. This will cause confusion and only cause a delay in the help you are receiving. Right click in the message area and click on the paste option to paste the log into the post. --------------------  Everyday is virus day. Do you know where your recovery CDs are ? Did you create them yet ? |
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