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On my computer, looking for family guy episodes. I installed some sort of codec onto my computer, because thats what the website said needed to be done to play it. Anyways, now my computer is screwed up in all sorts of little ways (Printer won't work, everything is super slow, anti-virus keeps pausing itself instantly) and most importantly, I am getting constant porn spam on my desktop. How do I get rid of this? I'll do whatever you tell me to... Just help me get it off...
Last edited by Boredguitarist7 on November 4th, 2008, 1:21 am, edited 1 time in total.
Ok... I was just on my computer, running a anti-spy ware program, when it closed, another program closed, microsoft office opened and text started appearing. Turned my computer off, restarted it in safe mode without networking and the network adapter turned off, and switched over to my other computer. My anti-spyware scanner says it is a Zlob Trojan; I ran Spyhunter 3 Security Suite, paid for it, but have yet to register... And I need to go online to do it. Is some hacker screwing with me, or...??? Please help. The CD Drive is no longer detected on my computer either...
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by Boredguitarist7 » November 3rd, 2008, 9:56 pm 
