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21-Jun-2009, 10:24 PM #1
Adware tracking cookie
I have a problem with a Adwasre tracking cookie: called Revsci. I use my Super Anti Spyware. It tells me that it has found the tracking cookie and to remove it. But everytime I boot up and use the anti spyware, it comes up again adn I check to remove-it does but again to boot up it reappears and can not get rid of it. I run my anti virus AVG also. So what can I do to remove this pesty tracking cookie? Thanks
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21-Jun-2009, 10:47 PM #2
Go to your cookie manager and add the Revsci.net or Revsci.com to the block list.
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