81. by Guest. 2006-03-29 22:03:52
Hm... seems got an update of this manual instruction... Yeah, I tried the previous version several times and nvctrl just keeps coming back... Grrrr to it... And after I tried again, the spywareQuake is back... grrr to it again... So now I'm gonna tryi this, hope it would permanently remove this *something* from my computer, forever!!! It has ruined my math olympiad contest for me... T_T
82. by Guest. 2006-03-29 20:03:42
If "I" find Mr. Gerad of SpywareQuake, there is no telling what I will do to him. Screw the company.
83. by Guest. 2006-03-29 15:03:26
I've done this 3 times now.. it just keeps coming back.
84. by Guest. 2006-03-29 13:03:08
Hmm.. Spysherrif is worse... Oh and thanks for Spyware Doctor, it helped. I've experienced spysherrif about 23 times now cause im to lazy to get an antivirus... Heh. Have a nice day ;P
85. by Guest. 2006-03-29 04:03:15
EXCELLENT !!!! Printed out the instructions and followed them to the letter. Everything is clean again - THANK YOU !!!!
Recommend changing the file name of stickrep.dll to stickrep.txt, and when going through the registry files using the find function and searching for "quake"
86. by Guest. 2006-03-28 06:03:17
had some success with useing smitrem from www.noahdfear.geekstogo.com to replac the wininet files and thr run this option for the removal of the broswer jacking files checkit out
87. by Guest. 2006-03-28 06:03:07
My homepage is still set as http://www.systemupdates.net/ and i cant get rid of it! Is this part of the spywarequake because i seem to have removed all of that and i no longer have the taskbar icon! Does anyone know how i can get my homepage back? Alex
88. by Guest. 2006-03-28 03:03:13
Killbox seems to have done the trick (see below) THANKS TO ALL!
89. by Guest. 2006-03-27 20:03:06
thank you for this! barely just fixed it also. darn these things! just fixed it =)
90. by Guest. 2006-03-27 18:03:28
I got infected last night by spyware quake... I shut off and disconnected my computer so i could research in the morning. When I went to restart my computer it does not let me even log in anymore. When login prompt shows up and I enter my password or even in Safemode when I try to login as Adminstrator it imediately logs me back off. I'm stuck as to what I should try next could anyone help?
91. by Guest. 2006-03-27 13:03:13
thanx for the killbox idea it helped me so much deleting the stickrep.dll file now i am free of the quake stuff
92. by Guest. 2006-03-27 10:03:42
thank you very much sir. got the spyware quake fri afternoon while visiting a site i shouldn't have. i very happy i tried your directions, cause several others had not worked and i was preparing to just reformat the drive. you saved me alot of time and hassle. nice work!! pb
93. by Guest. 2006-03-27 07:03:56
hi ive tryed everything to remove this spyware but i cant find any of the files you listed they dont exist on my comp but i still have the toolbar popup. i remember the mssearch file a while ago but now its not there n stickrep isnt any where on my computer. im confused, how do i get rid of files that dont exist? how can i get rid of it?
94. by Guest. 2006-03-27 05:03:27
This would have to be the best help page on getting rid of all the crap that people with too much time on their hands put over the net.
All i can say is for spywarequake just follow the manual instructions to the letter and you will be rid of it. If you still have an icon in the bottom task bar after following all the instructions just right click onm it and delete.
95. by Guest. 2006-03-27 00:03:38
TO DELETE "Stickrep.dll" without reseting computer or safe mode:
1. Download "Killbox", its about 70kb.
2. Extract and run "KillBox.exe".
3. "Full Path of File to delete" should be: "c:\windows\system32\stickrep.dll".
4. Select "End Explorer Shell while Killing File".
5. Click the Reb circle with the X in it.
6. Check the system tray to make sure that the message is gone.
96. by Guest. 2006-03-26 22:03:48
First thanks to who ever put the manual instructions for removing this thing from (hell). I (We) would still be in hell on this one, with out the instructions.
SpywareQuake also loaded multi virus on my system, at the speed of Cable. The beta from Micro Soft even found a key logger.
In safe mode that “stickrep.dll� still loads, so I had to do the safe mode with command prompt to remove it. That got rid of the blinking task bar virus warring.
Remember to check IE for the Security levels, mine was set to lowest.
Question: Anyone knows how to set Win-Xp pro sp2 to permanently block the “stickrep.dll� from installing or running?
None of these programs worked for removing: SpywareDR, AVG, Norton anti virus, Webroot.
Note when I was deleting the reg. I got a pop up that said the file was already immunized. LOL
97. by Guest. 2006-03-26 21:03:33
I found my PC showing that annoying "Virus Alert !" popup - finally got red of this thing, after a lot of hard work! This thing behaves so much like the SpyFalcon and SpyAxe that all the googling you do takes you to fixes for these pests. And F-Secure and Spyware doctor didn;t help either.
The only way I figured out this malicious DLL is by searching the windows\system32 folder for all files modified in the last 2 days - and bang you see the "stickrep.dll".
to remove it:
1. logon in "safe mode with command prompt" as administrator [ *see note below* ]
2. delete the DLL from the windows\system32
3. also, it does not hurt to search and making sure you dont have that DLL and other .tmp files in windows system folders.
4. open regedit - (typing regedit in the command prompt opens it for you.
5. search for stickrep.dll, make a note of the CLSIDs using the DLL in the InprocServer32 key - search and delete all those CLSIDs.
6. restart
note:
- i have seen that this "Virus Alert !" popup comes up soon after the shell is started - so if you have problems deleting the DLL in "Safe Mode", try "Safe Mode with Command Prompt".
98. by Guest. 2006-03-26 20:03:42
For people having trouble removing stick.dll, as mentioned rename it or change its file type, such as to stick.txt. The next time you rebout you will be able to delete since the file isnt active.
99. by Guest. 2006-03-26 16:03:45
Wow. This thing is a PAIN in the... um.... ANYWAY...
In regedit, use the "find" function under the edit menu and search for "Spywarequake." Apparently the newest version of this spyware loads into multiple registry files.
100. by Guest. 2006-03-26 15:03:04
i cant get th little thing sayin virus alert out of my taskbar please help everything else is fine got rid of it
Hm... seems got an update of this manual instruction... Yeah, I tried the previous version several times and nvctrl just keeps coming back... Grrrr to it... And after I tried again, the spywareQuake is back... grrr to it again... So now I'm gonna tryi this, hope it would permanently remove this *something* from my computer, forever!!! It has ruined my math olympiad contest for me... T_T
82. by Guest. 2006-03-29 20:03:42
If "I" find Mr. Gerad of SpywareQuake, there is no telling what I will do to him. Screw the company.
83. by Guest. 2006-03-29 15:03:26
I've done this 3 times now.. it just keeps coming back.
84. by Guest. 2006-03-29 13:03:08
Hmm.. Spysherrif is worse... Oh and thanks for Spyware Doctor, it helped. I've experienced spysherrif about 23 times now cause im to lazy to get an antivirus... Heh. Have a nice day ;P
85. by Guest. 2006-03-29 04:03:15
EXCELLENT !!!! Printed out the instructions and followed them to the letter. Everything is clean again - THANK YOU !!!!
Recommend changing the file name of stickrep.dll to stickrep.txt, and when going through the registry files using the find function and searching for "quake"
86. by Guest. 2006-03-28 06:03:17
had some success with useing smitrem from www.noahdfear.geekstogo.com to replac the wininet files and thr run this option for the removal of the broswer jacking files checkit out
87. by Guest. 2006-03-28 06:03:07
My homepage is still set as http://www.systemupdates.net/ and i cant get rid of it! Is this part of the spywarequake because i seem to have removed all of that and i no longer have the taskbar icon! Does anyone know how i can get my homepage back? Alex
88. by Guest. 2006-03-28 03:03:13
Killbox seems to have done the trick (see below) THANKS TO ALL!
89. by Guest. 2006-03-27 20:03:06
thank you for this! barely just fixed it also. darn these things! just fixed it =)
90. by Guest. 2006-03-27 18:03:28
I got infected last night by spyware quake... I shut off and disconnected my computer so i could research in the morning. When I went to restart my computer it does not let me even log in anymore. When login prompt shows up and I enter my password or even in Safemode when I try to login as Adminstrator it imediately logs me back off. I'm stuck as to what I should try next could anyone help?
91. by Guest. 2006-03-27 13:03:13
thanx for the killbox idea it helped me so much deleting the stickrep.dll file now i am free of the quake stuff
92. by Guest. 2006-03-27 10:03:42
thank you very much sir. got the spyware quake fri afternoon while visiting a site i shouldn't have. i very happy i tried your directions, cause several others had not worked and i was preparing to just reformat the drive. you saved me alot of time and hassle. nice work!! pb
93. by Guest. 2006-03-27 07:03:56
hi ive tryed everything to remove this spyware but i cant find any of the files you listed they dont exist on my comp but i still have the toolbar popup. i remember the mssearch file a while ago but now its not there n stickrep isnt any where on my computer. im confused, how do i get rid of files that dont exist? how can i get rid of it?
94. by Guest. 2006-03-27 05:03:27
This would have to be the best help page on getting rid of all the crap that people with too much time on their hands put over the net.
All i can say is for spywarequake just follow the manual instructions to the letter and you will be rid of it. If you still have an icon in the bottom task bar after following all the instructions just right click onm it and delete.
95. by Guest. 2006-03-27 00:03:38
TO DELETE "Stickrep.dll" without reseting computer or safe mode:
1. Download "Killbox", its about 70kb.
2. Extract and run "KillBox.exe".
3. "Full Path of File to delete" should be: "c:\windows\system32\stickrep.dll".
4. Select "End Explorer Shell while Killing File".
5. Click the Reb circle with the X in it.
6. Check the system tray to make sure that the message is gone.
96. by Guest. 2006-03-26 22:03:48
First thanks to who ever put the manual instructions for removing this thing from (hell). I (We) would still be in hell on this one, with out the instructions.
SpywareQuake also loaded multi virus on my system, at the speed of Cable. The beta from Micro Soft even found a key logger.
In safe mode that “stickrep.dll� still loads, so I had to do the safe mode with command prompt to remove it. That got rid of the blinking task bar virus warring.
Remember to check IE for the Security levels, mine was set to lowest.
Question: Anyone knows how to set Win-Xp pro sp2 to permanently block the “stickrep.dll� from installing or running?
None of these programs worked for removing: SpywareDR, AVG, Norton anti virus, Webroot.
Note when I was deleting the reg. I got a pop up that said the file was already immunized. LOL
97. by Guest. 2006-03-26 21:03:33
I found my PC showing that annoying "Virus Alert !" popup - finally got red of this thing, after a lot of hard work! This thing behaves so much like the SpyFalcon and SpyAxe that all the googling you do takes you to fixes for these pests. And F-Secure and Spyware doctor didn;t help either.
The only way I figured out this malicious DLL is by searching the windows\system32 folder for all files modified in the last 2 days - and bang you see the "stickrep.dll".
to remove it:
1. logon in "safe mode with command prompt" as administrator [ *see note below* ]
2. delete the DLL from the windows\system32
3. also, it does not hurt to search and making sure you dont have that DLL and other .tmp files in windows system folders.
4. open regedit - (typing regedit in the command prompt opens it for you.
5. search for stickrep.dll, make a note of the CLSIDs using the DLL in the InprocServer32 key - search and delete all those CLSIDs.
6. restart
note:
- i have seen that this "Virus Alert !" popup comes up soon after the shell is started - so if you have problems deleting the DLL in "Safe Mode", try "Safe Mode with Command Prompt".
98. by Guest. 2006-03-26 20:03:42
For people having trouble removing stick.dll, as mentioned rename it or change its file type, such as to stick.txt. The next time you rebout you will be able to delete since the file isnt active.
99. by Guest. 2006-03-26 16:03:45
Wow. This thing is a PAIN in the... um.... ANYWAY...
In regedit, use the "find" function under the edit menu and search for "Spywarequake." Apparently the newest version of this spyware loads into multiple registry files.
100. by Guest. 2006-03-26 15:03:04
i cant get th little thing sayin virus alert out of my taskbar please help everything else is fine got rid of it