HELP, HELP! spywareblaster

Discussion in 'SpywareBlaster & Other Forum' started by GeorgesS, Jun 6, 2005.

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  1. GeorgesS

    GeorgesS Guest

    Bonjour! a frenchie!, my english is not so good, sorry!

    I'm experiencing a very strange behavior with spywareblaster! i.e.

    1) it leaves unprotected all by itself, a HUNTBAR variant!. Why?
    2) If I check the red Huntbar variant, it WRITES in my registry
    local software microsoft internet activeX
    {8952a998-1e7e-4716-b23d-3dbe03910972}

    which is supposed to be a pesto_O

    Can you help??

    Any answer welcomed
    Best regards

    ****@noos.fr
     
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  3. DonaldDuck75

    DonaldDuck75 Registered Member

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    Hello,

    No I dont have pest patrol, but SPYBOT teatimer
    The question is :
    IS
    {8952a998-1e7e-4716-b23d-3dbe03910972}
    a dangerous active X?

    And why such a strange behavior? Version 3.4

    By the way, I have installed spyguard 2.2 at the same time

    compatability??

    Best regards
    Georges
    Donaldduck
     
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  4. Bubba

    Bubba Updates Team

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    That entry is just one of the many entries Spywareblaster has in it's database to help prevent Internet Explorer ActiveX controls such as HuntBar from installing onto a users PC. In order to apply that protection....Spywareblaster has to WRITE in your registry. The link below explains what setting an ActiveX kill-bit does in preventing certain ActiveX controls being loaded.

    This link---> How to stop an ActiveX control from running in Internet Explorer

    Hmm....if you are seeing it WRITE to your registry in that location....it tells me you have Admin rights ?

    Also....since there are quite a few security\privacy cleaning programs that do Falsely remove valid protection in regards to Spywareblaster....Please tell us the programs you are using....operating system, AV\AT, spyware\adware cleaning programs such as SpyX :doubt:

    Also....your e-mail addy has been edited out again in order to prevent possible e-mail harvesting by the unscruplous individuals on the net.
     
  5. DonaldDuck75

    DonaldDuck75 Registered Member

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    Re: HELP, HELP! spywareblaster 3

    Thanks Buba,

    I have noted you bared my adress :-*

    1) Yes I have adminstrator rights
    2) I am FRENCH so my english is far from perfect (sorry)
    3) Do I understand well that spywareblaster IS on purpose writing in my registry {89...huntbar variant..} ? to protect MY computer??

    4) I have in the startup:
    AVAST updated AV
    Sygate personnal Updated
    WinPatrol
    Spybot+teatimer
    spyguard22
    BHO demon

    5) it is pest patrol ONLINE that pointed out the pb with {89...Huntbar.}

    I have not found ANY other trace of any installed program that comes with this huntbar variant;

    Hope to have been extensive enough
    Best regards
    Georges
    also now donaldduck75 in the forum
     
  6. Bubba

    Bubba Updates Team

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    Re: HELP, HELP! spywareblaster 3

    Doing great [​IMG]
    Absolutely, Positively correct :cool:

    Ah hah....I thought PP might be the culprit again :eek:

    Recent related thread---> IE protection for "Huntbar Variant" turns itself off
     
  7. DonaldDuck75

    DonaldDuck75 Registered Member

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    Many thanks BUBBA

    I'll trust spywareblaster not PP from now on!
    Best Regards
    Georges

    Case CLOSED :)
     
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