101. by Guest. 2006-02-02 13:02:26
one thanx guys cos i wudnt have been able to clear it wiv out u guys. u helpd me a 14 yr old get rid of that **** so thank you. tell evryone about dis website!! GrahaM
102. by Guest. 2006-02-03 07:02:19
Was getting very frustrated trying to rid my computer of this one. Downloaded PC Tools remover, stopped (killed) Spyware Strike almost immediately, though I had to manually double check the individual files and registry keys, there were some residual files left. I followed the instructions and was able to clean out the rest of the SS garbage. Thank you very much "2-spyware.com" Chuckie
103. by Guest. 2006-02-06 22:02:16
I am a PC technician, and in all honesty this is one of the nastiest bugs that I have ever come across. I would like to meet the people who made this... so that I can saw there head off. I wish some people would get a life, and use proper marketting.
Thanks so much as usual 2-spyware. Your legends as ever.
muchos gracias.
104. by Guest. 2006-02-07 16:02:40
I agree, pins up the fingernails for these losers, still have an issue with the relp.dll stating I cant chang name or delete being used by windows, any help?
105. by Guest. 2006-02-07 22:02:45
revision
arg, im still not getting it! im kinda computer savvy, but this stuff is way over my head. anyone found an easy answer yet?
thanks
Baron
106. by Guest. 2006-02-08 08:02:02
Listening to the previous posts i was lucky to get rid of it. It got to the point I couldnt even log on internet..another website would pop up advertising their spyware.
1st: I created an additional admin. account on win. XP
2nd: I booted in safe mode
3rd: I went to the C/WINDOWS/SYSTEM32 file and put all files (VIEW) in detail mode.
4th: I clicked modified date row and all newest files modified were on top.
5th: right click each file that u think was created right before the Spyware strike was installed and check the creation date.
6th: Delete all the files that were created on the date u believe the spyware program was installed.
7th: Ironically, I did this check on all the WINDOWS files (view mode: detail) , and low and behold I found the WIATWAIN.DLL file in the TWAIN folder in WINDOWS folder...not in SYSTEM 32 folder... I deleted that too (even though it said it was created back acouple of years ago..possibly it was modified by spyware program...so delete it)...
8th: Reboot computer ( i accidently deleted a windows xp crit. file so i had to reregister windows..no biggie)...anyways..just reboot computer..
9th: Log in under your own log in...
10th: I used in conjunction with the spydoctor program....Spybot ....
11th: It found the Spywware Strike program which wasnt operating on my system now (maybe deleting one of those dll files earlier).....
12th: have spybot delete it...
13th: Reboot once more to make sure everything is ok..
14th: should be able to log on internet without any pop ups or such...CONGRATS!!
15th: PS..u might want to run spybot once more to see if any thing is detected again...
btw... i did not see replmap.dll on any of my files.....maybe its not used on the newer Spyware strike program?
We will see if I am lucky in the next couple of days ; ;
107. by Guest. 2006-02-08 14:02:28
The last updates for AVG (free antivirus) can kill that darned replmap.dll file and others. Using AVG in combination with Ad-Aware (also free) and the above instructions, I was able toget rid of this nigghtmare.
Thanks, and good luck.
108. by Guest. 2006-02-08 16:02:08
yeeeeehaw, i think i just kicked this little craphead. i too could not find the replmap.dll anywhere, but thanks to the previous poster i found the wiatwain.dll under twain_32.
im still running some virus/spyware checkers at the moment, but i got the darn popup to go away. thanks to everybody here, i couldnt have done it without you all.
baron
109. by Guest. 2006-02-08 18:02:00
Followed every step specified in Guest. 01/02/2006. 22:02:10, plus found the replmap.dll file. I had to rename it before being allowed to delete it. Then ran Adaware and Spybot. It went away for hours. Today (12 hours later) it is back. %#&**@#.
110. by Guest. 2006-02-10 08:02:48
After I posted the many steps how to remove it...today I got a nroton msg saying if I wanted to permit WINKEYLOG to access internet...and it had default option (Permit..always recommend)..so click details...Norton said it was low level and should be OK ...
BIG MISTAKE..it installed SpyFalcon >
111. by Guest. 2006-02-10 08:02:01
To remove SpyFalcon go to this website to install 2 programs that u run in safemode..really easy..
112. by Guest. 2006-02-11 12:02:30
Most excellent help, it worked a charm, keep up the good work.
113. by Guest. 2006-03-01 19:03:45
I tried to delete this manually but I could not find all the registries so i got spysweeper and it took care of the problem. Thanx.
one thanx guys cos i wudnt have been able to clear it wiv out u guys. u helpd me a 14 yr old get rid of that **** so thank you. tell evryone about dis website!! GrahaM
102. by Guest. 2006-02-03 07:02:19
Was getting very frustrated trying to rid my computer of this one. Downloaded PC Tools remover, stopped (killed) Spyware Strike almost immediately, though I had to manually double check the individual files and registry keys, there were some residual files left. I followed the instructions and was able to clean out the rest of the SS garbage. Thank you very much "2-spyware.com" Chuckie
103. by Guest. 2006-02-06 22:02:16
I am a PC technician, and in all honesty this is one of the nastiest bugs that I have ever come across. I would like to meet the people who made this... so that I can saw there head off. I wish some people would get a life, and use proper marketting.
Thanks so much as usual 2-spyware. Your legends as ever.
muchos gracias.
104. by Guest. 2006-02-07 16:02:40
I agree, pins up the fingernails for these losers, still have an issue with the relp.dll stating I cant chang name or delete being used by windows, any help?
105. by Guest. 2006-02-07 22:02:45
revision
arg, im still not getting it! im kinda computer savvy, but this stuff is way over my head. anyone found an easy answer yet?
thanks
Baron
106. by Guest. 2006-02-08 08:02:02
Listening to the previous posts i was lucky to get rid of it. It got to the point I couldnt even log on internet..another website would pop up advertising their spyware.
1st: I created an additional admin. account on win. XP
2nd: I booted in safe mode
3rd: I went to the C/WINDOWS/SYSTEM32 file and put all files (VIEW) in detail mode.
4th: I clicked modified date row and all newest files modified were on top.
5th: right click each file that u think was created right before the Spyware strike was installed and check the creation date.
6th: Delete all the files that were created on the date u believe the spyware program was installed.
7th: Ironically, I did this check on all the WINDOWS files (view mode: detail) , and low and behold I found the WIATWAIN.DLL file in the TWAIN folder in WINDOWS folder...not in SYSTEM 32 folder... I deleted that too (even though it said it was created back acouple of years ago..possibly it was modified by spyware program...so delete it)...
8th: Reboot computer ( i accidently deleted a windows xp crit. file so i had to reregister windows..no biggie)...anyways..just reboot computer..
9th: Log in under your own log in...
10th: I used in conjunction with the spydoctor program....Spybot ....
11th: It found the Spywware Strike program which wasnt operating on my system now (maybe deleting one of those dll files earlier).....
12th: have spybot delete it...
13th: Reboot once more to make sure everything is ok..
14th: should be able to log on internet without any pop ups or such...CONGRATS!!
15th: PS..u might want to run spybot once more to see if any thing is detected again...
btw... i did not see replmap.dll on any of my files.....maybe its not used on the newer Spyware strike program?
We will see if I am lucky in the next couple of days ; ;
107. by Guest. 2006-02-08 14:02:28
The last updates for AVG (free antivirus) can kill that darned replmap.dll file and others. Using AVG in combination with Ad-Aware (also free) and the above instructions, I was able toget rid of this nigghtmare.
Thanks, and good luck.
108. by Guest. 2006-02-08 16:02:08
yeeeeehaw, i think i just kicked this little craphead. i too could not find the replmap.dll anywhere, but thanks to the previous poster i found the wiatwain.dll under twain_32.
im still running some virus/spyware checkers at the moment, but i got the darn popup to go away. thanks to everybody here, i couldnt have done it without you all.
baron
109. by Guest. 2006-02-08 18:02:00
Followed every step specified in Guest. 01/02/2006. 22:02:10, plus found the replmap.dll file. I had to rename it before being allowed to delete it. Then ran Adaware and Spybot. It went away for hours. Today (12 hours later) it is back. %#&**@#.
110. by Guest. 2006-02-10 08:02:48
After I posted the many steps how to remove it...today I got a nroton msg saying if I wanted to permit WINKEYLOG to access internet...and it had default option (Permit..always recommend)..so click details...Norton said it was low level and should be OK ...
BIG MISTAKE..it installed SpyFalcon >
111. by Guest. 2006-02-10 08:02:01
To remove SpyFalcon go to this website to install 2 programs that u run in safemode..really easy..
http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/topic43659.html
112. by Guest. 2006-02-11 12:02:30
Most excellent help, it worked a charm, keep up the good work.
113. by Guest. 2006-03-01 19:03:45
I tried to delete this manually but I could not find all the registries so i got spysweeper and it took care of the problem. Thanx.