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by gary56789
You probably have entrenched spyware. You could scan the HD with a clean computer (setting the bad HD to slave), but I think you would eventually have to reinstall. If you can save any important info, do so. Then reformat and reinstall the OS.
Once reinstalled, make sure you have a firewall, plus anti-virus and anti-spyware in place and scan weekly.
by hal 9000
There are a couple of options but they all revolve around something damaging your Account details.
The first thing you'll need to do if you haven't added some software just before this problem started is to to do both an AV and Spy Ware Scan in Safe Mode to clean up the system and then once it's clean you'll need to create another user profile for yourself.
You do this by log in in on your current account and going to the control panel and creating another account and then log in out and back in on the new account and then transferring your data to the new account. Once this is done you can then delete the old User Account and depending on available HDD space you may want to use the option to leave your data on the system just in case you've missed something that is important that you didn't transfer across from the old account.
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