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    Ad-Aware Scan Results.

    Hey all,

    Finally managed to find somewhere to download ada from and have just run a scan. So what goes & what stays ?
    Here are the results:

    180Solutions Object recognized!
    Type: RegKey
    Category: Data Miner
    Rootkey: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
    Object: SOFTWARE\180solutions\msbb

    Alexa Object recognized!
    Type: RegKey
    Category: Data Miner
    Rootkey: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
    Object: SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Extensions\{c95fe080-8f5d-11d2-a20b-00aa003c157a}

    BlazeFind Object recognized!
    Type: RegKey
    Category: Malware
    Rootkey: HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT
    Object: CLSID\{83DE62E0-5805-11D8-9B25-00E04C60FAF2}

    BlazeFind Object recognized!
    Type: RegKey
    Category: Malware
    Rootkey: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
    Object: SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Browser Helper Objects\{83DE62E0-5805-11D8-9B25-00E04C60FAF2}

    WinFavorites Object recognized!
    Type: RegKey
    Category: Malware
    Rootkey: HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT
    Object: Bridge.brdg.1

    WinFavorites Object recognized!
    Type: RegKey
    Category: Malware
    Rootkey: HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT
    Object: CLSID\{80bb7465-a638-43b5-9827-8e8fe38dfcc1}

    Tracking Cookie Object recognized!
    Type: File
    Category: Data Miner
    Object: C:\Documents and Settings\USER\Cookies\

    Tracking Cookie Object recognized!
    Type: File
    Category: Data Miner
    Object: C:\Documents and Settings\USER\Cookies\

    Tracking Cookie Object recognized!
    Type: File
    Category: Data Miner
    Object: C:\Documents and Settings\USER\Cookies\

    Scanning Hosts file(C:\WINDOWS\System32\drivers\etc\hosts)

    Hosts file scan result:
    1 entries scanned.
    New objects :0
    Objects found so far: 9

    Performing conditional scans..

    Cydoor Object recognized!
    Type: Folder
    Category: Data Miner
    Object: c:\windows\system32\AdCache

    BlazeFind Object recognized!
    Type: Folder
    Category: Malware
    Object: c:\program files\WindowsSA

    BlazeFind Object recognized!
    Type: File
    Data: update
    Category: Malware
    Object: c:\program files\windowssa\

    WinFavorites Object recognized!
    Type: RegKey
    Category: Malware
    Rootkey: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
    Object: SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\bridge

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    tbh i usually delete everything without giving it a second glance.

    maybe im a bit too riskaey .
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    Quote Originally Posted by iMc
    tbh i usually delete everything without giving it a second glance.

    maybe im a bit too riskaey .
    That makes 2 of us. I just select everything, have a quick scan through to make sure there's nothing there that shouldn't be, and just delete it.
    Been doing that for a long time, nothing gone wrong, touch wood

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    Right click an item and click object details. Generally, if it's somthing that is 'safe', ada-aware is, no pun, aware of it. e.g. right click alexa and choose item details. It informs you it is the 'whats related' feature of IE, which is only used when you click the button, so you dont need to remove it. Generally you can get rid of it all without any consequences, cookies especially can be removed without and repercussions.
    To err is human. To really foul things up ... you need a computer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by yamangman
    Right click an item and click object details. Generally, if it's somthing that is 'safe', ada-aware is, no pun, aware of it. e.g. right click alexa and choose item details. It informs you it is the 'whats related' feature of IE, which is only used when you click the button, so you dont need to remove it. Generally you can get rid of it all without any consequences, cookies especially can be removed without and repercussions.
    Just hope you can remember all your passwords to websites after you delete the cookies.

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    wow, I found out what every single one of the items are just by googeling each name lol. Amazing that google.

    Oh, ps, they are all adware programs that either redirect, or hide as browser help objects to gather data.

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    lol i usually just delete anything it finds works fine for me...

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    Quote Originally Posted by cm_uk
    lol i usually just delete anything it finds works fine for me...
    Ditto

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    don't like deleting anything unless i know what is...
    like-wise for installing stuff
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    adaware isn't the best utility for this job. spybot search & destroy will yield better results, and reports from HijackThis are brilliant for diagnosis

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    Normally run cwshredder, adaware and spybot search and destroy for a clean pc. If something rufuses to die then use hijack this and kill it.

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    Humm, I don't know tho, all three programs Hijackthis+Adaware+Spybot-s&d found spyware type things/files/reg stuff which are in no small way, related to this file "2_0_1browserhelper2.dll" All three spyware busting proggys claimed to have killed the files relating to this one, and im sure all three programs are aware that this file is part of some of the spywar files they found, and yet this file "2_0_1browserhelper2.dll" was allowed to stay un-touched on the computer, even after reboots..

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    Tried cwshredder? As different programs get rid of different things.

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    lol yep cwshredder said "not infected" in all the areas it inspects.
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    spybot search & destroy - What's that? Where to dwnld that? I ran an ADremover (a free and not removing prog, it just pointed at spy programs and i had to delete them by hand). So what spyware cleaners do you recommend?
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    Click and save! then run! Thats what I use! Its the best!!!

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