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Thanks - that worked. The first run through didn't catch the executable that ran on start up, but once I disabled that an then ran the program a second time it fixed the problem.
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Thanks - that worked. The first run through didn't catch the executable that ran on start up, but once I disabled that an then ran the program a second time it fixed the problem.

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Great, nice work! Thank you also for the grade and points.<br />
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regards,<br />
Dave<br />

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Great, nice work! Thank you also for the grade and points.

regards,
Dave


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One of my workstations downloaded Defender and installed. &nbsp;I have removed it but now all my printers are gone and I can't add any. &nbsp;The print spooler will not stay running. &nbsp;Suggestions?
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One of my workstations downloaded Defender and installed.  I have removed it but now all my printers are gone and I can't add any.  The print spooler will not stay running.  Suggestions?

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I'm having an issue. This afternoon I started getting this error pop up on my screen that apears to be a Windows Security Alert. It's warning me that the Fung Keytracking Virus is running on my system. The alert only allows me to click on the &quot;Enable Protection&quot; button and then down below it has a link to &quot;download and activate&quot; protection. Both the button and the link bring me to defender-review.com to purchase their software. I have updated my windows security alerts (via control panel) and run a system scan with a fully updated Norton Security Suite - but this window keeps popping up. I can't seem to fnd the little bugger opening the window.<br />
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&nbsp;Any thoughts this side of flashing my hard drive back to factory would be much appreciated.<br />
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I'm having an issue. This afternoon I started getting this error pop up on my screen that apears to be a Windows Security Alert. It's warning me that the Fung Keytracking Virus is running on my system. The alert only allows me to click on the "Enable Protection" button and then down below it has a link to "download and activate" protection. Both the button and the link bring me to defender-review.com to purchase their software. I have updated my windows security alerts (via control panel) and run a system scan with a fully updated Norton Security Suite - but this window keeps popping up. I can't seem to fnd the little bugger opening the window.

 Any thoughts this side of flashing my hard drive back to factory would be much appreciated.

Defender Review Fung Trojan

Spyware is software that aims to gather information about a person or organization without their knowledge and that may send such information to another entity without the consumer's consent, or that asserts control over a computer without the consumer's knowledge; it has also come to include programs that engage in various kinds of electronic fraud. Anti-spyware is software that removes or blocks that software; some common vendors include Malwarebytes, McAfee, Spybot-Search and Destroy, Ad-Aware and BitDefender.