Boncuk
New Member
Hi All,
some of these days I received an email offering a short film about Angelina Jolie. (Who doesn't want to see her?)
Reading properly I should have noticed the type mismatch saying "Anjelina Jolie".
I clicked the link and there it was: a program named "Antivirus xp 20008". I uninstalled it and with the next start of the PC it was gone. (I thought)
After one hour of operation there it was again, this time having created a new folder.
The first thing it does is disabling the wall paper selection and screen savers for a good reason: It wants to remind you to register showing its own wallpaper (bright yellow and very ugly blue).
Going to any URL the program asks every time: "Do you want to proceed without real time protection?" and even navigating at one site it comes up with that annoying question taking you back where you came from.
It takes some work to get rid of this obvioulsy virus-like acting software with its extremely aggressive marketing method.
I cleaned up the registry first, started the system in DOS-mode and deleted all relevant files. The software has gone, however the desktop wallpaper still shows up which I overwrite using "Cool wallpaper"
Don't click Anjelina Jolie!
Hans
some of these days I received an email offering a short film about Angelina Jolie. (Who doesn't want to see her?)
Reading properly I should have noticed the type mismatch saying "Anjelina Jolie".
I clicked the link and there it was: a program named "Antivirus xp 20008". I uninstalled it and with the next start of the PC it was gone. (I thought)
After one hour of operation there it was again, this time having created a new folder.
The first thing it does is disabling the wall paper selection and screen savers for a good reason: It wants to remind you to register showing its own wallpaper (bright yellow and very ugly blue).
Going to any URL the program asks every time: "Do you want to proceed without real time protection?" and even navigating at one site it comes up with that annoying question taking you back where you came from.
It takes some work to get rid of this obvioulsy virus-like acting software with its extremely aggressive marketing method.
I cleaned up the registry first, started the system in DOS-mode and deleted all relevant files. The software has gone, however the desktop wallpaper still shows up which I overwrite using "Cool wallpaper"
Don't click Anjelina Jolie!
Hans