Please see this log of HijackThis and help me which to delete. Thanks?
437579
Delete it all.Those are sometimes viruses.
171067
This is spyware. You can uninstall/remove it ;)
903134
all depends what internet browser you are using....\n\nbut for a vague direction I would say go to "tools" then "options" and then check history or something along those terms... should find a nice "clear all" button that will clean things up for you
508049
Go to Cnet.com and download HiJackThis program.  When you run it check all references to the pesky programs and select "Fix it" Reboot your computer and you will not see it again.
941254
sounds like you have been violated by a hacker. a keyloger or trojen virus.
265035
This one was a real pain to get rid of when my wife ran across it. The article I'm linking to at the bottom was a big help.\n\nYou will need to download the files they recommend, reboot in safe mode, run their tools and possibly (as I had to do) delete several dll's by hand (or rename them if you can't delete) then run ad-aware, spybot, windows startup inspector reboot in normal mode and run an online virus scanner (such as pandsoftware.com).\n\nVery frustrating but I think that just about did it.\n\nGood luck.
395608
tools > internet options > delste all the good stuff, or click ctr + h and right click on the word "today" and delete
729513
dont you know that living well is the best revenge?\n\nhow about this... take comfort in the fact that when that idiot downloaded that booter he also downloaded about 16 tons of adware. meaning his computer is total crap. ...he might get a little power trip satisfaction from being a dickwad in chatrooms but his computer is running like crap because he doesnt know what he is doing. dont be like him... dont let idiots like that get to you, youre better than that.
1110437
i'm not totally sure of your problem but it sounds like you had a malware/hijacker in your system.... i suggest going to www.techsupportforum.com become a member and choose the hijackthis log analyze section.... follow all directions and post what they ask.... they will be able to help you...
579569
Are you sure they are not your files?? Windows XP installs thousands of files. If you selected Windows Repair then all the old files would still be there. \n\nDownload Spybot Search and Destroy, Ad-Aware, AVG (Grisoft anti virus) and HijackThis. Run them all. In HijackThis you will find a Misc Tools section run the ADSpy, this looks for alternate data streams, delete any it finds. \n\nAsk a technical forum to look at your HijackThis log file (you will understand this bit once you run HijackThis).
547625
google for a program called hijackthis and that will remove it just watch what your doing with the program since it can mess things up if done wrong \nonce thats finished run all the spyware checks.
307687
Do you mean that your browser was hijacked?  I'm just not quite sure how to decode your question, sorry.  Perhaps providing some more detail.
98004
First, be calm.\nYour IE may be corrupted or a virus may have infected you PC. Try scanning and cleaning your PC from virus, spyware, malware, etc.\nTry using some registry fixer, and pc problem fixer (I don't know much, maybe some other people would tell you good ones)\nIf spyware is suspected, and problem persists use HijackThis!, but don't delete everything you found from it, make a log file and post it on HJT-analyze forums.\nIf HijackThis fails to fix it, you may need to reformat your PC (!Use this with caution as a last resort, you WILL lose ALL of your data!)
1096596
you must have a anti hijacker for your home page disable your anti virus etc... and try and make yahoo home.......
581376
You've got a fairly complex problem, and you'll need to feel comfortable with tackling a little bit of an "under the hood" computer challenge in order to eradicate this pest.\n\nI've linked to a discussion (below) that recommends that you use a program called Smitfraudfix (I don't name 'em, I just recommend 'em!). You'll need to review the discussion (a series of messages between someone with your problem, and someone who was able to provide a perfect solution), and follow the directions carefully.\n\nI think you can safely skip the steps where the expert is advising the user to run HijackThis (which is an excellent and useful program), but I think it's already pretty well established that you have this browser hijacker on your system. Skip down to the part where they being discussing Smitfraudfix, and read that section carefully. Also be sure you follow the directions about disabling System Restore and deleting your "save points", or else you'll just be constantly reinfecting your computer, over and over again.\n\nI hope this helps you - if you're not comfortable with any of these instructions, I would honestly recommend that you seek out the assistance of someone who has tackled this type of problem before.\n\nAs for the previous respondent's advice - I concur with the idea of using firefox, rather than internet explorer. Firefox has its own issues, but it's generally a much more secure browser to run than IE, and is not subject, in particular, to "Safety Defender", which should be enough reason for you to switch right there!\n\nGood luck to you!
767045
Download and install HiJack This.  When you run it, it will scan your registry files related to browser startup processes.  From here you can disable any suspect processes.  You will need to use google to assist in telling you what is and is not a suspect process.  Once you have identified each in turn you can then proceed to delete them and eventually regain control of your pc.\n\nRegards EDD
256264
If you don't know what it is, don't click on it. Show it to an expert you know. This is the dangerous world we live in. It could be a spyware or even worse -- keyboard logger.