Mysearchnow.com Toolbar / IE Probs
Hi all...
Don't you just love spyware?... Hopefully someone can be kind enough to help me out.
My default browser is Mozilla Firefox. When I opened Internet Explorer 6 today (first time in 3 days) I discovered I had a new toolbar (spyware for sure) that runs searches through mysearchnow.com.
I managed to get rid of it after more than 2 hours trying, with the aid of Spybot and HijackThis... but my firewall, ZoneAlarm, is telling me that IE is requesting access to the internet when I load IE up, even though my start page is "about:blank". IE should have no reason to access the internet when I start it up, so I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions as to why it is?... Or how I can find out what website it's trying to access?...
Maybe there is something left over from this mysearchnow.com toolbar which hasn't been completely removed?
Any thoughts/suggestions etc would be very, very much appreciated.
I'm running IE 6.0 SP1 on WinXP SP1. I have a HijackThis log if it's any help...
Thanks in advance, John Billion.
Don't you just love spyware?... Hopefully someone can be kind enough to help me out.
My default browser is Mozilla Firefox. When I opened Internet Explorer 6 today (first time in 3 days) I discovered I had a new toolbar (spyware for sure) that runs searches through mysearchnow.com.
I managed to get rid of it after more than 2 hours trying, with the aid of Spybot and HijackThis... but my firewall, ZoneAlarm, is telling me that IE is requesting access to the internet when I load IE up, even though my start page is "about:blank". IE should have no reason to access the internet when I start it up, so I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions as to why it is?... Or how I can find out what website it's trying to access?...
Maybe there is something left over from this mysearchnow.com toolbar which hasn't been completely removed?
Any thoughts/suggestions etc would be very, very much appreciated.
I'm running IE 6.0 SP1 on WinXP SP1. I have a HijackThis log if it's any help...
Thanks in advance, John Billion.


