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Re: Windows 7 home edition question
[Re: linda333]
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03/28/14 03:40 PM
03/28/14 03:40 PM
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Draclvr
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You can get the free AdBlocker from Firefox which will help. But I would definitely run CCleaner and Malwarebytes on your computer. It sounds like you have a lot ad-trackers. Do you have any toolbars in your Firefox browser? Those things are notorious for tracking you and sending all kinds of ads your way.
Once again, weeds are my life!
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Re: Windows 7 home edition question
[Re: linda333]
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03/28/14 05:30 PM
03/28/14 05:30 PM
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Draclvr
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But your Firefox browser will not look any different than it did in XP. If you have a toolbar, it will be at the top of the Firefox page.
Do you have CCleaner and Malwarebytes installed? That's what you should run first. I have to leave for several hours, but I'll check back in later.
Once again, weeds are my life!
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Re: Windows 7 home edition question
[Re: linda333]
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03/28/14 08:18 PM
03/28/14 08:18 PM
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Geo
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I will try and see what I can find on Crimsolite,but in the mean time do everything you already tried in "safe mode". Safe mode doesn't give them a chance to load and activate.It is weird to me that if you find something in Add/Remove programs that you cant delete it. I have never heard of that before.Try that again in safe mode. ---------------------------------------------- Edit: found this on Crimsolite( http://malwaretips.com/blogs/crimsolite-virus-removal/ )
Last edited by Geo; 03/28/14 08:22 PM. Reason: addition
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Re: Windows 7 home edition question
[Re: linda333]
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03/29/14 12:55 AM
03/29/14 12:55 AM
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Draclvr
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What anti-virus program are you using, linda? Do make sure it is up to day and run a deep scan with it too. Like Geo says, running in Safe mode is always a good idea. But just try running it normally first. You've obviously picked something up. This Crimsolite is often picked up with a software download you've done. Here are some instructions on removing it in case it isn't gone yet. http://malwaretips.com/blogs/crimsolite-virus-removal/
Once again, weeds are my life!
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Re: Windows 7 home edition question
[Re: Draclvr]
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03/29/14 10:12 AM
03/29/14 10:12 AM
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linda, here is a link to Firefox Support which tells how to turn on pop-up blocker in Firefox. Most of the browsers I've used have the pop-up blocker setting in their internet options settings/preference.
If something gets your goat, it just proves you have a goat to get.
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