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03-Aug-2008, 03:42 PM #1
too many windows?
weird problem, dont know if its a virus or what but recently I opened a webpage ( one I often go to - not porn!) & my computer started showing multiple windows of the webpage one after another like it was flooding the screen!` nothing else would work so i unplugged it & rebooted now it seems ok.
Any ideas?
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03-Aug-2008, 09:33 PM #2
That is very weird and unusual ?
What browser were you using?
don't know for sure, but just maybe (LONG-SHOT-HERE), your browser was hijacked ???
I am currently in HJT bootcamp Training !!
so I can't tell you what to do but this should probably be over here;
http://forums.techguy.org/54-malware...jackthis-logs/
and make sure and read the sticky posts first and that will give you a lot of help to get started hope this helps and I am sure one of the masters will get you fixed up
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03-Aug-2008, 11:02 PM #3
Heh. What is the URL? Maybe you could look it up on Google to see if it's an reported attack site. What browser are you using? I would guess IE...

Just do a HJT scan and post it under Malware Removal. :P
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