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    OK, I have downloaded hijackthis which was suggested on the page greyfox sent me to, ran it and I have a log file. I then re ran spybot after doing as instructed but the problem is still there.
    I have already deleted the MYFun stuff from the program files, I did this before posting for help. I can no longer find these files.
    I have updated spybot today and I always check for updates.
    Spybot is still telling me that there are problems
    FunWebProducts 2 PUPS and
    when I try to fix them I get a message saying the problems could not be fixed,
    'Could be that the associated files are still in use (in memory)

    I don't know how to get the log file on here for you to look at as I am self taught on the computer and am now beginning to run out of how to fix this.
    Sorry for my ignorance

    I have Ad-Aware, Spybot and Zonealarm and none of them can fix this for me. It was my own fault for downloading it!!! I wish there was somewhere I could go to not recommend the site!!! I feel stupid!
    I am sorry to keep troubling you too!
    Avery frustrated farie

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    Hi there,
    Quote Originally Posted by water_farie View Post
    OK, I have downloaded hijackthis which was suggested on the page greyfox sent me to, ran it and I have a log file.
    Please see: "BEFORE you POST"(READ this Procedure BEFORE Requesting Assistance)

    If you would like someone to take a look at the log please read that sticky and start a topic here: Malware Removal Forum where a helper would advise when available.

    Best regards.
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    Thanks drragostea,
    I think I have answered this thread starting a new one, sorry,
    I don't know how to disconnect from the internet, I have cable and am not confident about what I might do!

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    Thanks Tashi
    I am struggling here as a self taught computer user,
    sorry to inconvience you

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    Hi water_farie,

    It is not an inconvenience, we are here to help!
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    We all started on the same ladder (or road if you prefer) and we all are still learning.

    Your cable modem/router should have a on/off switch. If not, then pulling the plug might do. What I'm suggesting is that run a scan in 'Safe Mode' if Normal Boot does not help, since only specific programs and files needed to run the operating system are loaded (Safe Mode; giving us a better/likely chance of removing it).

    If you disconnect your computer from the Internet, the taskbar should say something like "A network cable is unplugged".

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