Pc Help Thx
Hi guys and girls. Im looking help with a little problem(well i hope its little). Afew weeks back my brother downloaded a proggy (dont know what it was or what it was for). But from the day he done it iv been having problems with my pc. Im running Norton A/V, and everytime i scan pc i am getting tracking cookies. I run S/B and its picking up the same cookies. Norton says it fixed the problen when the scan ended but if i scan right away it picks up the cookies again. And just last night i found my pc going funny and i opened Taskmanger 2 see if i could see anything that wasnt ment 2 be running and low and behold i seen a proggy running called project 1 (i ended that right away). I dont know alot about Pc's and dont want 2 restore my pc cos iv 2 much 2 loss on it. This is what SpyBot has found (ill paste at end). But the thing is what was that proggy running. Is there anything i can run 2 see what and if i have any keyloggers, virus etc that my norton wont pick up. Sorry if sounds Noobish but as i said i know little about Pc's Thx Company: AdRevolver
Product: Cookie
Threat: Tracking cookie or cookie of tracking site.
Description
Uses information about your web surfing that could include any information, like accounts and passwords.
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Company: HitBox
Product: Cookie
Threat: Tracking cookie or cookie of tracking site
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Description
How do they want to deliver specific content, if not by watching my surfing behaviour?
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Company: Mediaplex
Product: Cookie
Threat: Tracking cookie or cookie of tracking site.
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Product: WindowsSecurityCenter_disabled
Threat: Security
Functionality
if the Windows Security Center is disabled this entry will be shown
Description
Malware can disable the Windows Security Center to make your System more vulnerable.
If you have other security software suit installed, this may also deactivate the Windows Security Center to avoid double warning messages.
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ompany: Tradedoubler
Product: Cookie
Threat: Tracking cookie or cookie of tracking site.
Description
Uses information about your web surfing that could include any information, like accounts and passwords.
Company: WebTrends live
Product: Cookie
Threat: Tracking cookie or cookie of tracking site.
Description
Uses information about your web surfing that could include any information, like accounts and passwords.
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