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Good idea SH.  nanman: You may have to run Ad-aware & Spy-Bot in safe mode and/or with system restore turned off. Since I don't have XP, I don't feel qualified to try & give insrtuctions for this. Hopefully someone else can help here. Another thing you can do here at answerpool is click the "Reply" button at the bottom of the last post to have your reply added to the same thread. In this case it would make it easier for duffers like me to follow what's gone on before. Best to you. Mike b. (AKA Byter)
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| Posts: 1052 | Location: Sun Valley, Calif. :^þ | Registered: 06-03-02 |    |
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Hi nanman, see if this brings up anything, click Start/Find or Search/Files or Folders enter "just find it now" in the search field and if not already selected Local Hard drive C in the Look in field, can you also try "just find it now.exe" post back with anything that comes up please.
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| Posts: 847 | Location: Newcastle on Tyne, Tyne&Wear,England | Registered: 06-03-02 |    |
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Have you tried disabling it in the startup utility? Microsoft shows you how to do this on this link: Disabling startup programs for Win XPIf you look on the left side of the page of this link I sent you to in the advanced search, under Temporarily disabling Startup applications and Processes, click the first Disabling Startup Program by using the system configuration, which will tell you to run msconfigIf that doesn't work, the only other thing I can suggest is Googlebars popup stopper toolbar, which I like to use. I have had no problem with spam from them, just click you don't want any email from them when you download it. Here's the Google ToolbarGoogle's Toolbar does add a little enhancement to your IE browser but doesn't take up much room. [This message was edited by soaringhorse on 12-25-03 at 06:57 AM.]
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| Posts: 1031 | Location: Greater Cincinnati Area | Registered: 06-03-02 |    |
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