Spreading the knowledge:
It is very hard to fight Computer parasites alone in internet space. If you have a website we would be more than happy if you would help us to spread the knowledge about latest threats. You can help your
visitors to manage their Computer system manually without aditional expences. Knowledge is the power, we just need to spread it.
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Internet Options/Security/Restricted Sites add:
http://*.searchexe.com
although searchexe is still inside my system, at least this method disable it for the time being.
every time. I tried searching for se.exe and lots of other stuff. I tried what ravlegend said and it restricts the site but my page is still directed to the searchexe site, it just doesn't open. This is driving me insane :(
The first time I have to re-save my preferred Homepage under Internet Options. I 'll find out later if my HP stay or gets hi-jacked after re-booting my computer.
I also download hijackthis.exe from : http://www.spywareinfo.com/~merijn/downloads.html
scan my computer and delete any reference to searchexe files (usually at top of log).
-tinkering my internet option settings as shown above
-dl , scan hijackthis file and delete any searchexe references log
-dl CWS file shredders (from the same merijn site)
-dl adware 6.0
-dl spybot & destroy program
My HP do goes to a blank screen becasue its directing to another searchexe site but was disable. I just save my real homepage at top of my favorite folder so its just a click away.
Definitely ALOT better than before when I have 2 (yes -TWO!) seperate search browsers at top and bottom and my google hits would direct me to another site.
my adware came up with a BTIEIN file that it could not destroy.
I merely went to this file:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE:SoftwareBTIEIN
and on the right panel delete all the files under it (it would go back to DEFAULT.
Not a computer geek, so do this at own descreet.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE SOFTWARE Microsoft Windows CurrentVersion Run
then look for the key that doesn't belong there.
(I know this sounds vague, but the name of the key has been different each time I have seen this problem. It is pretty obvious. One example: BONE PART)
The key will point to an executable - note the location of the executable and delete the key.
Restart and then delete the executable.
Run regedit off the run menu on the start panel and go to 'HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE SOFTWARE Microsoft Windows CurrentVersion Run... the search.exe is not there, but there will be a file with a strange name, mine was called 'Blend Axis' i simply deletd this file, rebooted and restored default net settings. Look for a file that shouldn't be there, look where it is and what it's calling up.
Be careful, i may have been lucky. Hope this helps!
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