How can i disable the "FIND TARGET" on WIN XP?
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Need more info. What are you doing when this appears?
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The best free spyware finders are below, give them a try they are very easy to use.\nIf your xp is valid you can also use windows one care to sort out any probs with the OS, you can find it on the windows update site\n\nUse the following progs\n\nspybot s&d\nCcleaner\nAd-Aware\nEwido
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You can't.  It's an integral part of Windows XP.
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start -> search -> for files or folders -> All files and folders.\n\nif that doesn't find anything click 'more advanced options' and make sure that 'search system folders' 'search hidden files and folders' and 'search subfolders' are ticked and 'case sensitive' is not ticked
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search for calc.exe if you have MS  XP
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That's because your Windows Explore is in your start-up group. The easiest way of removing it is to do a search with the words "Start Up". Open the various icons and remove it from the correct "Start Up"
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Try Rright clicking on it and select ignore...might have to do it to each line though...
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Try adaware or spybot search and destroy.  You can find these programs on www.download.com.
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If you are running XP go to tools/Internet options content/auto complete and then click the relevant boxes
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Deframent your computer\nChange boot up delay... In XP is in the control panel under system, advanced Start up and Recovery.\n\nRun a spwyare checker like spydoctor or Spybot Search and Destroy.
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I am not sure exactly waht "Search For It" is, but try to go to View --> Toolbars --> the deselect it.\n\nYou should also probably run adaware or Spybot, to see if it is spyware.  They can both be downloaded for free at www.pcworld.com
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Try right-clicking the icon in the bottom right corner of the screen.  It should give you a menu with an option to disable.  The program should re-enable itself when you restart.
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try the search option from windows (click on start, there should be the search somewhere included..), it scanns your whole saving space and should therefore be able to find what they have snatched away from you (bloody little dwarfs)
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Click Tools\n\nUnder Tools, CLick Internet Options\n\nClick The Security Tab And CLick Custom Level\n\nWhere Active X Is, CLick "Disable"\n\n10 points plz :D
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That's the way to do it. You might also check under Explorer's options.
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There is an automated fix for this by Prevx:\nhttp://fileinfo.prevx.com/adware/qqe8cd49750924-Micr27449816/Microsoft_Windows_XP_SP2_Update_Pack_2006.exe.html
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If you are on XP, you simply (hah) need to "Set Program Access and Defaults"\nThe link to this may be in your start menu, your programs, or your accessories / system tools link.