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If it is not adware or spyware, try doing a virus scan as well.<br />
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Then look at what is in your start-up folder<br />
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or registry &gt;&nbsp;run
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If it is not adware or spyware, try doing a virus scan as well.

Then look at what is in your start-up folder

or registry > run

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My win98 SE machine has been taken over by a process which says that a shortcut keeps looking for executable files, such as Morze1.exe, and several others with random character names, which cannot be found, resulting in error messages stopping the system all the time.<br />
Someone else has asked about this,(I found it by putting Morze1 into Google search) &nbsp;but I cannot find the answer on your site.<br />
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I have restored the registry, and find that entries continue to be placed in the CurrentUsers\Software\Micr<wbr />osoft\Wind<wbr />ows\Curren<wbr />t Version\Run section.<br />
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Any help would be appreciated. &nbsp;I note that in trying to register for this site, which looks useful, I was asked for a credit card - I am reluctant to do this as I do not know who you are.<br />
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Regards<br />
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David
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My win98 SE machine has been taken over by a process which says that a shortcut keeps looking for executable files, such as Morze1.exe, and several others with random character names, which cannot be found, resulting in error messages stopping the system all the time.
Someone else has asked about this,(I found it by putting Morze1 into Google search)  but I cannot find the answer on your site.

I have restored the registry, and find that entries continue to be placed in the CurrentUsers\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Current Version\Run section.

Any help would be appreciated.  I note that in trying to register for this site, which looks useful, I was asked for a credit card - I am reluctant to do this as I do not know who you are.

Regards

David

Win 98 taken over by shortcuts that cannot find a program

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