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Installed PSPAD and picked up the stt.streamjs.net virus

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Shamough
October 12, 2013, 12:33 AM UTC
I DLed and installed PSPAD ... from what I thought was a safe site ... :x

I now have the stt.streamjs.net virus.

HELP ... ... PLEEZ!

PC Running Win 7 Home Premium SP1 (Also running outta patience.)

What I've done so far:
1. uninstalled PSPAD
2. uninstalled all of the shit programs that came with it ... that I can find
3. uninstalled and reinstalled Firefox
4. uninstalled and reinstalled both JAVA RTE (JRE) & Flash
5. tried to find out how to get rid of stt.streamjs.net ... most sites want me to DL something ... just isn't going to happen unless YOUR people tell me to, and from what site(s) to get the DLs from.

Firefrox is still being redirected to stt.streamjs.net :x just not as often.

BTW All of my MS updatres are current.
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October 12, 2013, 6:56 AM UTC
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