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by joseph moore
Did you give CWShredder a try?
http://www.spywareinfo.com/~merijn/downloads.html
by pmidnite
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by dmiles
Close Internet Explorer and Outlook Express.
Copy the bold to Notepad. Save as Homepage. reg, and doubleclick it.
Answer 'yes' to have it imported into the registry.
REGEDIT4
[HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Control Panel]
"Homepage"=dword:00000000
This should unlock your Home page.
Now go to Control Panel/Internet Options, and clear your temporary Internet files.
Click Settings/show files, and delete your cookies.
Or, if you're running IE 6.0, click 'delete cookies.
Empty your Recycle Bin, and delete everyting in your C:\Windows\Temp folder.
Now go to Control Panel/Internet (options)
Go to the 'Programs' tab, and click 'reset Web Settings'.
Go to the 'Security' tab, and set all ActiveX options that are now set to 'allow', to 'prompt'.
Also uncheck 'Enable install on demand' on the 'advanced' tab.
Now open Internet Explorer, and go to your favorite Start Page.
Go to Internet Options, General tab, and click 'Use current'.
That should do it.
It's important, however to make suree there's nothing in startup that could revert this situation:
Go to Start/run, and type Msconfig. On the Startup tab, look to see if you can find one or more of the following entries:
SWPortal, SWCaller, Sp.dll, winn32.html, runme.hta, reg.hta, adshow.exe , OPQfile, and/or MSKernel32 (Win32.hta).
If you should find one or more of these, uncheck them.
Also anything that has 'regedit.exe/s' in its path.
Now click OK, close Msconfig, and reboot.
Also have your computer virus scanned.
There are malicious scripts like JS.Exception.Exploit which can do that as well.
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