Some help with a browser hijack??

Netpiddler · 2004-06-27, 01:07 AM

Well unfortunately running the Panda Software did not fix the problem...

I followed tiny's advice and grabbed a copy of AVG Antivirus and the problem was identified right away by AVG even before the installation was complete!

For the record I was wrong and I missed the virus in the Running Processes window.

The application was mcc.exe and while AVG Antivirus could NOT fix the issue by itself, I was able to remove it by following the steps outlined here.

Sure enough the urls I was being redirected to were listed right in the Windows Registry.

Thanks to tiny and to all who replied here and via email - you're the best!

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2004-06-27, 01:07 AM	#6
Netpiddler Heh Heh Heh! Lisa! Vampires are make believe, just like elves and gremlins and eskimos! Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 74	Well unfortunately running the Panda Software did not fix the problem... I followed tiny's advice and grabbed a copy of AVG Antivirus and the problem was identified right away by AVG even before the installation was complete! For the record I was wrong and I missed the virus in the Running Processes window. The application was mcc.exe and while AVG Antivirus could NOT fix the issue by itself, I was able to remove it by following the steps outlined here. Sure enough the urls I was being redirected to were listed right in the Windows Registry. Thanks to tiny and to all who replied here and via email - you're the best!