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Old October 18th 08, 07:09 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support
Daddy''''''''s Gurl
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Does anyone know how to "successfully and permanently" remove
Cookie_DoubleClick from their computer. I have Trend Micro which I run
weekly and each week it removes that spyware, but apparently short term. I
did see one suggestion to go to Root Drive\Windows\cookies but I don't even
know where the Root Drive is?!? I even did a Search and found nothing.

I would greatly appreciate someone's help with this! Thank You!!!
Daddy's Gurl
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Old October 18th 08, 08:14 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support
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"Daddy''''''''s Gurl" wrote:

Does anyone know how to "successfully and permanently" remove
Cookie_DoubleClick from their computer. I have Trend Micro which I run
weekly and each week it removes that spyware, but apparently short term. I
did see one suggestion to go to Root Drive\Windows\cookies but I don't even
know where the Root Drive is?!? I even did a Search and found nothing.

I would greatly appreciate someone's help with this! Thank You!!!


Try the Hosts file to block it from he
http://www.mvps.org/winhelp2002/hosts2.htm

HTH,
nass
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http://www.nasstec.co.uk

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Old October 18th 08, 10:29 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support
Bob Lucas
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"Daddy''''''''s Gurl" wrote in
message ...
Does anyone know how to "successfully and permanently" remove
Cookie_DoubleClick from their computer. I have Trend Micro which I
run
weekly and each week it removes that spyware, but apparently short
term. I
did see one suggestion to go to Root Drive\Windows\cookies but I don't
even
know where the Root Drive is?!? I even did a Search and found
nothing.

I would greatly appreciate someone's help with this! Thank You!!!
Daddy's Gurl



Many legitimate websites use tracking cookies (from doubleclick and
similar agencies). Trend Micro and other security software can remove
these cookies at regular intervals - but in my opinion, you should take
steps to prevent them from the outset.

To block cookies from a specified website, you can open Internet
Explorer. Then, click on Tools | Internet Options | Privacy | Sites -
and add the cookie addresses to the list of blocked sites. For
instance, to block cookies from doubleclick, you would add
"doubleclick.com" and "doubleclick.net" to the blocked list.

However, you can change the cookie handling defaults in Internet
Explorer, to restrict the use of this type of cookie. Click on Tools |
Internet Options | Privacy | Advanced. Then, change the default
settings to the following suggestion - which works for me:

Override automatic cookie handling - Yes
First Party Cookies - accept
Third Party Cookies - prompt
Always allow session cookies - Yes.

These settings should not interfere with legitimate cookies from
websites that you visit. Without these cookies, the websites may
prevent access to individual pages.

However, Internet Explorer will seek approval, before it accepts any
cookie where the domain name and the cookie name differs in any way.
You will need to exercise discretion, so for instance, the
www.britishairways.co.uk, the website might want to load a cookie in the
name of www.britishairways.com - which would be acceptable.

Most tracking cookies report back to third party organisations.
Consequently, the setting will always prompt for your approval, before
Internet Explorer will accept tracking cookies from www.doubleclick.com,
www.2o7.com, www.207.net, www.addfreestats.com - or similar domains.

Every time you are prompted to accept an unwanted tracking cookie, you
should add it to the blocked list. This creates a comprehensive list of
blocked cookies - and you will not receive any further prompts for those
sites.

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Old October 19th 08, 09:16 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support
Bob Lucas
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Default Remove of Cookie_DoubleClick

"Daddy''''''''s Gurl" wrote in
message ...
Does anyone know how to "successfully and permanently" remove
Cookie_DoubleClick from their computer. I have Trend Micro which I
run
weekly and each week it removes that spyware, but apparently short
term. I
did see one suggestion to go to Root Drive\Windows\cookies but I don't
even
know where the Root Drive is?!? I even did a Search and found
nothing.

I would greatly appreciate someone's help with this! Thank You!!!
Daddy's Gurl





Please see my previous reply dated October 18th.

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Old October 20th 08, 09:35 AM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support
Daddy''''''''s Gurl
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Bob Lucas,

Thank YOU so much!!! I have followed your instructions and will begin
blocking unwanted cookies from my computer as well as having changed the
cooking handling settings.

I really appreciate your time and the instruction!

Take Care!
Daddy's Gurl

"Bob Lucas" wrote:

"Daddy''''''''s Gurl" wrote in
message ...
Does anyone know how to "successfully and permanently" remove
Cookie_DoubleClick from their computer. I have Trend Micro which I
run
weekly and each week it removes that spyware, but apparently short
term. I
did see one suggestion to go to Root Drive\Windows\cookies but I don't
even
know where the Root Drive is?!? I even did a Search and found
nothing.

I would greatly appreciate someone's help with this! Thank You!!!
Daddy's Gurl





Please see my previous reply dated October 18th.


  #6  
Old October 20th 08, 09:43 AM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support
Bob Lucas
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Default Remove of Cookie_DoubleClick

"Daddy''''''''s Gurl" wrote in
message ...
Bob Lucas,

Thank YOU so much!!! I have followed your instructions and will begin
blocking unwanted cookies from my computer as well as having changed
the
cooking handling settings.

I really appreciate your time and the instruction!

Take Care!
Daddy's Gurl

"Bob Lucas" wrote:

"Daddy''''''''s Gurl" wrote in
message ...
Does anyone know how to "successfully and permanently" remove
Cookie_DoubleClick from their computer. I have Trend Micro which I
run
weekly and each week it removes that spyware, but apparently short
term. I
did see one suggestion to go to Root Drive\Windows\cookies but I
don't
even
know where the Root Drive is?!? I even did a Search and found
nothing.

I would greatly appreciate someone's help with this! Thank You!!!
Daddy's Gurl





Please see my previous reply dated October 18th.




You're welcome.

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Old October 12th 09, 07:38 AM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support
Rod Rocket
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Default Remove of Cookie_DoubleClick

I just found this thread, after getting annoyed at my Trend Micro reporting
on all my office PCs as regularly being cleaned of these annoying cookies.
GREAT, simple explanation and instructions. Many Thanks.
--
Best Regards
Rod Rocket


"Bob Lucas" wrote:

"Daddy''''''''s Gurl" wrote in
message ...
Bob Lucas,

Thank YOU so much!!! I have followed your instructions and will begin
blocking unwanted cookies from my computer as well as having changed
the
cooking handling settings.

I really appreciate your time and the instruction!

Take Care!
Daddy's Gurl

"Bob Lucas" wrote:

"Daddy''''''''s Gurl" wrote in
message ...
Does anyone know how to "successfully and permanently" remove
Cookie_DoubleClick from their computer. I have Trend Micro which I
run
weekly and each week it removes that spyware, but apparently short
term. I
did see one suggestion to go to Root Drive\Windows\cookies but I
don't
even
know where the Root Drive is?!? I even did a Search and found
nothing.

I would greatly appreciate someone's help with this! Thank You!!!
Daddy's Gurl




Please see my previous reply dated October 18th.




You're welcome.


 




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