-=PCTechTalk=- Re: IE Association Error
- From: "C.E. Cochran" <dylan63@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 27 Apr 2005 13:28:39 -0400
Hi - ok, this is one site that does it:
http://www.getptr.com/pages/index.php?refid=northlodge
I visit this site a lot, and it always happens here. Thanks for your advice
about the spyware programs, I did not know to run them in safe mode. I
googled the "This window is busy" message - on some forums, people ran a
HijackThis log. Do you know how to read those?
Thanks for all your help,
Connie C.
> One or two sites would do. My thinking was to identify the common web
> content that prompted your original error message, and then we could
> suggest what bit of software needed to be replaced/updated.
>
>> I also have a recurring problem I've never come
>> across before - I'll open a window in IE, and nothing will come up,
>> but it won't let me close it, an error message will come up "This
>> window is busy. Closing this window may cause some problems. Do
> you
>> want to close it anyway? OK or Cancel ". Clicking OK makes a
> sound,
>> but doesn't close it. I've ran AdAware and Spybot S&D, but I think
>> there might something else going on...
>
> Yes, that's definitely a symptom of spyware. You can tell by the
> informal and vague language of the error message. Google "this window
> is busy" to find how other people have dealt with it.
>
> Remember to run ALL of your antispyware and antivirus scans in safe
> mode. Bad programs that are already resident in system memory can
> easily replace any files deleted by scanning software.
>
> You should also search the PCTechTalk archives for information on the
> following spyware prevention tools. Prevention is always better than
> a cure:
>
> * ie-spyad
> * spywareguide block file
> * spywareblaster
> (optional) * spywareguard
> (optional) * hijackthis
>
> There's also a free scanning program which catches a lot of
> CoolWebSearch entries missed by Ad-Aware, et al. Search for
> "CWShredder". Remember, scan in safe mode/reboot/repeat until nothing
> is found.
>
> As a long-term solution, consider installing an alternate browser.
>
>
> Faustus
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