I am receiving extra internet explorer windows from the
above subject. They just keep popping up and mutiplying.
I have a firewall, anti-virus and spyware installed. I
have looked at the properties and tried removing objects
from the registry all without success. How do i rid
myself of this menace. Many thanks for any help
received.Mike.

RE: 680180.net/ads by ErwinMichiels

ErwinMichiels
Fri Jul 16 19:43:02 CDT 2004

Take a look at http://www.experts-exchange.com/Security/Win_Security/Q_21029311.html

"Mike" wrote:

> I am receiving extra internet explorer windows from the
> above subject. They just keep popping up and mutiplying.
> I have a firewall, anti-virus and spyware installed. I
> have looked at the properties and tried removing objects
> from the registry all without success. How do i rid
> myself of this menace. Many thanks for any help
> received.Mike.

RE: 680180.net/ads by Terry

Terry
Tue Jul 20 02:34:01 CDT 2004

Mike,
I know how you feel, I too suffered these ads to the extent of insanity. I appear to have found a simple solution in the respect of deleting SWIN32.DLL found in C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32.
Suggest you make a back up first before doing it just in case.
I tried this yesterday and had a whole night of surfing without this irritating feature.
If it does not work you can obviously replace the file from the backup.

Hope this helps.. Regards....Terry


"Mike" wrote:

> I am receiving extra internet explorer windows from the
> above subject. They just keep popping up and mutiplying.
> I have a firewall, anti-virus and spyware installed. I
> have looked at the properties and tried removing objects
> from the registry all without success. How do i rid
> myself of this menace. Many thanks for any help
> received.Mike.
>

RE: 680180.net/ads by Terry

Terry
Tue Jul 20 02:36:03 CDT 2004

Mike,
I know how you feel, I too suffered these ads to the extent of insanity. I appear to have found a simple solution in the respect of deleting SWIN32.DLL found in C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32.
Suggest you make a back up first before doing it just in case.
I tried this yesterday and had a whole night of surfing without this irritating feature.
If it does not work you can obviously replace the file from the backup.

Hope this helps.. Regards....Terry


"Mike" wrote:

> I am receiving extra internet explorer windows from the
> above subject. They just keep popping up and mutiplying.
> I have a firewall, anti-virus and spyware installed. I
> have looked at the properties and tried removing objects
> from the registry all without success. How do i rid
> myself of this menace. Many thanks for any help
> received.Mike.
>