greenstiles
Old School Grand Master
- Feedback
- View
Google can't access 'outlook/hotmail'
- Thread starter greenstiles
- Start date
greenstiles
Old School Grand Master
- Feedback
- View
All back on again....but i dont have an account with them, looked them up, n at times people get this message without being part of them ??? perhaps to make people join ?
You (probably) have a browser hijacker:
http://forum.kaspersky.com/index.php?showtopic=236298
I've met this critter before, it's usually installed when you try to view dodgy video streams
There are probably other things that install it though
http://forum.kaspersky.com/index.php?showtopic=236298
I've met this critter before, it's usually installed when you try to view dodgy video streams
There are probably other things that install it though
greenstiles
Old School Grand Master
- Feedback
- View
Should i try the above sercuity system ? i already have malwarebytes ?
We_are_Stevo
Old School Grand Master
- Feedback
- View
All I use is 'Microsoft Security Essentials' because I have tried just about everything going and they all clog up your system eventually...
...Norton is the biggest culprit and I wouldn't let it anywhere near any of my kit! I used Zonealarm successfully for years, until that too bloated and got uninstalled.
A computer geek collegue of mine recommended MSE and I haven't looked back since; it's also FREE to download!
...Norton is the biggest culprit and I wouldn't let it anywhere near any of my kit! I used Zonealarm successfully for years, until that too bloated and got uninstalled.
A computer geek collegue of mine recommended MSE and I haven't looked back since; it's also FREE to download!
I personally use Avast (free version) for antivirus and on the extremely rare occasion something gets past I use Spybot Search and Destroy to eradicate it.
Never had any issues (I don't use the resident portions of spybot as it's a really bad idea to have more than one anti-malware program running at once).
I'd also add that Norton is (at least the versions I've used which included Symantec corporate edition) a pile of memory-leak inducing poo!
Never had any issues (I don't use the resident portions of spybot as it's a really bad idea to have more than one anti-malware program running at once).
I'd also add that Norton is (at least the versions I've used which included Symantec corporate edition) a pile of memory-leak inducing poo!
- Feedback
- View
greenstiles
Old School Grand Master
- Feedback
- View
many thanks, it's fine now ! but i had noticed outlook was having trouble loading recently
