[Dean C]

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Still got spyware in IE?
Ok well this is not a foolproof method and you will need help unless you're a genius and can follow the jargon presented in the range of tutorials for this software. It's called HijackThis and was developed by a programmer not too long ago. It basically list the component parts of the registry used by legitimate programmers and also hijackers. It'll produce a log but I must urge you do not do anything with this program other than look at it unless you know what you're doing. I will not be held responsible if you use this program and end up with a mucked up PC. Now what I do reccomend you do is just generate your log file and pop on over to ComputerCops and they have a dedicated forum where users can post their HijackThis logs and have an expert analyse it and tell you what to edit/delete. Yet again I must stress this is something which should be done only if you know what you're doing and the people over at ComputerCops and myself cannot be held responsible for any accidental damage to your computer that you may cause.

That's about it
I hope you enjoyed reading the article and if you have any further resources which you reccomend then send me a private message with the link and I'll think about adding it to the list. Please only reccomend the software if you have personal experience with it.

Copyright/Disclaimer
This tutorial was written by Dean Clatworthy and is copyrighted material. It may not be posted on any forum or website without my written consent. If you wish to post this on your website then please contact me and I'll let you know if you can use it. Anyone found re-distributing, translating or modifying this article without permission will be reported to their appropriate host and internet service provider.

Also I will not be held responsible for any damaged caused to your PC as a result of information provided in this article. All software, changes to your sytem you do at your own risk.