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Looks like I did it!! Well, ok, really Ryan held my hand and helped me every tiny step of the way. But I'd like to take credit for some of it. Hehe. I followed your progress. You did quite well. Bravo!

This isn't an exact description of the titles. Staff = Member who usually shows they have knowledge about a section of the forums, such as Windows Expert, Linux Expert, HJT Expert and etc. Manager = Leader of the staff within each section. Moderator = Polices the forums. Admin = Big Brother.

If the information has been wiped from the hard drive then the key is lost for any program to find. If this is a Compaq then the correct key will be attached to the computer. Look for the sticker.

The newest AVG update is supposed to fix the problem. http://support.tallemu.com/vbforum/showthread.php?t=3310

I have read it and see it is infected. The experts will help with cleaning it up. Once it is clean and any other issues arise post back here and we'll continue to solve any additional problems.

It would not be wise to remove the restore points until the laptop is fixed. It may be necessary to restore the laptop in case something goes wrong while disinfecting it.

Don't open HJT on the Mac. Just copy and paste it to the USB drive from the download folder.

I have lots of time. It could be fixed sooner if I was visiting my brother in the San Mateo area. Let's see if we can clean it up. Download the newest HijackThis to a USB drive attached to your friend's computer and then transfer it to your laptop. TrendMicro HijackThis ver. 2.0.2 Read these directions. How To Post A Hijackthis Log, Easy to Follow Guide Copy the generated log file then paste it in the following section of the forums. Malware Removal - HijackThis Logs Let the HJT experts know you do not have the XP CD. Please wait patiently for the experts to read your log and guide you on remo

I would not format the laptop unless you had some way to restore the operating system. Can you access the restoration partition? Also what is the laptop formatted as, NTFS or FAT32? Are you able to transfer programs via floppy disk, CD or USB drive?

You need to boot the computer with the XP CD, boot disk or other similar media then format the hard drive. Do you have the Media XP or other XP CD?

What a beautiful day. Mid seventies with a slight breeze. Expected to stay that way for the rest of the week. Time to work on the lawn.

Now that the blizzards and high winds are done here we get a reprieve from outages until the summer T-showers. The last one was a few weeks ago during the night. We had no power for about 4 hours and the temps were in the low teens.

Are the diameter of the tires the same and fully inflated? Even 1/2" difference in tire size on the same "axle" will cause a car to pull. Try swapping the tires side to side or front to rear and see if the pull switches. Could also be a broken cord or an improperly cured tire. Is the front end aligned?

Many Emachines used crappy power supplies from Bestec. That is one of the usual symptons of those lousy PSUs. Sometimes when they fail they take the motherboard with them.

crawlersmileys.com Rating: Adware, spyware, or viruses The download got his form Dr.WEB: "CrawlerSmileys.exe - archive INNO SETUP In file >>CrawlerSmileys.exe/data001 probably found virus DLOADER.Trojan" sweetim.com In our tests, some downloads on this site tried to change some of our system settings.

Some smilies that you download can be infected with crap such as MyWebSearch. The following checked out safe with SiteAdvisor. http://www.thesmilies.com/ http://www.nicesmilies.com/ (1 popup and overture.com third party cookie) http://www.mysmiley.net/ http://www.smileys4me.com/ These are from the first five pages from a Google search. SiteAdvisor had never tested many of the sites I haven't listed and has shown a few to contain serious malware issues. It is best to always check the URLs in SiteAdvisor before clicking on links that are shown on a search. Some of the sites I tested claimed th

Many mechanics that work at dealerships do not make that great of a living. They aren't really compensated for their time in training and the costs of their tools, neither of which ever ends. In the 80s my $13,000 invested in mechanics tools was considered basic for a dealership. To start out now you need to invest in over $30,000 just in your basic tools and something similar to a Masters degree in automotive technology with an advanced degrees in electronics and computers.

Cold, windy and damp. It was snowing this morning. Back to the 60s on Tuesday.

Viewing source shows that the site uses Javascript and I see a reference to ActiveX. Make sure Javascript is enabled. For some reason FIFTH isn't blinking for me with Opera 9.27 even though I have Javascript enabled.

What an absolutely perfect day. Sunny and in the 60s. The babes have dumped their winter clothes and are parading about in shorts and halter tops. This is my type of weather.

What Operating System are you using and how much memory does your computer have? In fact we are still waiting for your reply to your other threads.

You are having problems with Free Download Manager (iefdm2.dll). Find help at the FDM forums.

The free downloads and bandwidth are limited. The good stuff costs.

http://www.recover4all.com/

We're in the upper 50s with a strong breeze blowing. I crawled under my GMC and changed the oil then I flushed the brake system and added new brake fluid. I decided to run over to the parts store and pick up a 180 degree thermostat and gasket. They said that the lowest they listed was a 195 degree, so I told them to give me one for a '92 Vette with the LT1. They thought I was nuts until I showed them that any stat that fits a small block Chevy will work. Now I have to wait for the truck to cool down so I can replace it. Good timing seeing as the race is on.