Pop-ups

[Daniel]

Hi. I've got a problem with pop-ups. I installed the pop-up detector "Spybot SD", but it could find this particular pop-up. Everytime I start my computer, the same pop-up appears. It's URL Address is: res://C:\WINDOWS\System32\shdoclc.dll/offcancl.htm#http
://www.ihatepops.com/pop.htm I opened the file... but i'm not sure if I should delete: shdoclc.dll or not. Is it okay to delete that file, or are there any other ways to get rid of this pop-up.

[Jim Eshelman]

Daniel wrote:
> Hi. I've got a problem with pop-ups. I installed the pop-up detector
> "Spybot SD", but it could find this particular pop-up. Everytime I
> start my computer, the same pop-up appears. It's URL Address is:
>
res://C:\WINDOWS\System32\shdoclc.dll/offcancl.htm#http://www.ihatepops.com/
pop.htm I opened the file... but i'm not sure if I should delete:
shdoclc.dll or not. Is it okay to delete that file, or are there any other
ways to get rid of this pop-up.

If the pop-up appears when your browser is open, but is not specifically
associated with the page you're presently visiting, then you're right that
some sort of adware is almost certainly involved. You need additional tools
to the one you're using. Use the "Quick-Fix" protocol on this page:
http://aumha.org/a/parasite.htm

--
Jim Eshelman, MS-MVP Windows
Windows Support Center: http://aumha.org/
Fighting Parasites: http://aumha.org/a/parasite.htm
Computer Health: http://aumha.org/a/health.htm
Troubleshooting: http://aumha.org/a/tshoot.htm

[Blaine \(super computer genius\)]

actually it sounds like the "Spybot SD" might have
installed it's own little adware which could explain why
it doesn't find it. A good way to tell if it comes from
the spybot is if you paid money for the spybot then it
probably isn't if it was a free or shareware program it
probably is. The reason it would be if it was free is
because How else are they going to make there money.
Remember this world is run by money
>-----Original Message-----
>Daniel wrote:
>> Hi. I've got a problem with pop-ups. I installed the
pop-up detector
>> "Spybot SD", but it could find this particular pop-up.
Everytime I
>> start my computer, the same pop-up appears. It's URL
Address is:
>>
>res://C:\WINDOWS\System32
\shdoclc.dll/offcancl.htm#http://www.ihatepops.com/
>pop.htm I opened the file... but i'm not sure if I
should delete:
>shdoclc.dll or not. Is it okay to delete that file, or
are there any other
>ways to get rid of this pop-up.
>
>If the pop-up appears when your browser is open, but is
not specifically
>associated with the page you're presently visiting, then
you're right that
>some sort of adware is almost certainly involved. You
need additional tools
>to the one you're using. Use the "Quick-Fix" protocol on
this page:
>http://aumha.org/a/parasite.htm
>
>--
>Jim Eshelman, MS-MVP Windows
>Windows Support Center: http://aumha.org/
>Fighting Parasites: http://aumha.org/a/parasite.htm
>Computer Health: http://aumha.org/a/health.htm
>Troubleshooting: http://aumha.org/a/tshoot.htm
>
>
>.
>

[Cerridwen]

Blaine (super computer genius) wrote:
> actually it sounds like the "Spybot SD" might have
> installed it's own little adware which could explain why
> it doesn't find it. A good way to tell if it comes from
> the spybot is if you paid money for the spybot then it
> probably isn't if it was a free or shareware program it
> probably is. The reason it would be if it was free is
> because How else are they going to make there money.
> Remember this world is run by money

For a "super computer genius" you sure as Hades ain't very bright! Spybot
Search and Destroy does *NOT* install spyware - and Patrick Kolla (its
developer) could consider that libellous. It is totally freeware (OK, it's
donation-ware). Suggest you go here (www.safer-networking.org) and read the
FAQ.

My mother knows more about computers than you appear to!