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JonPaulOnLine
Block-Checker was in my registry( I placed it in a Holding File) until I learn more


I searched google and I dont completely understand this registry issue

This went to my windows 98se PC not my XP sp2 systems

Do you have any opinions?
Is it a good MSN feature?
Or is it a spyware infection?
LoPhatPhuud
Most of the Block CHecker references I find indicate it is adware.

I would remove it.
JonPaulOnLine
Last night Adware-MySearch
file deSrcAs.dll
was on my screen numerous times,
and I followed mcafee prompts to delete it
.............................

then today PUP notice
c:\systemVolumeInformation_restore {202550A8-7A33-4BCA-958 is a potentially unwanted program etc etc

remove or trust are the options

These PUP alerts keep displaying on my monitor from Mcafee
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Jon Paul
LoPhatPhuud
Create a directory on your hardrive to save HijackThis.exe. A directory like c:\hijackthis. If you do not do this, you will not be able to use the backup/restore features.

Download HijackThis from:

HijackThis Download Site

Save this file into the directory you made previously and then run the program named hijackthis.exe. When the program opens click on the Config button, then click on the Misc Tools button, and click on the Check for update online button. When it completes checking/applying updates press the back button.

Now click on the Scan button and when it is finished click on the Save Log button. A Notepad window will open with the contents of this log. Click on Edit then click on Select all. Then click on Edit and then Click on Copy.

Create a reply to this post here and right click in message area and select paste to paste the log into the post.

Someone will reply to you after reading this post. DO NOT fix any entries unless you understand what you are doing.

To see a tutorial with screenshots on using HijackThis you can click on the link below:

How to use HijackThis to remove Browser Hijackers, Malware, & Spyware
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