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[DAS REICH] Blitz · 04-04-2005, 08:38 PM

i had the same problem two years ago, its a self installer named Ezula HotText (or TopText). I'm not sure if its changed the way its removed in the past two years, but I know for sure that the Ezula compnay that makes the spyware makes a new one purposely to make sure you can't delete (since I had it on my computer for a week despite uninstalling it everyday). If this indeed is the problem you have, go on google and search for how to remove it, there are several sites that talk about it. However, the version of the spyware I had was fairly new at the time (so no site had help on it), but what I was able to do go into Safe Mode and then go into both regedit (and delete the registry keys) and DOS (there is some key strand that you type that uninstalls any program but i forget what it is) in order to get rid of the self-installer.

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[DAS REICH] Blitz is Offline General of the Army Posts: 18,844 Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: AA.com North Building, Offtopic Floor, Apartment 1337	04-04-2005, 08:38 PM i had the same problem two years ago, its a self installer named Ezula HotText (or TopText). I'm not sure if its changed the way its removed in the past two years, but I know for sure that the Ezula compnay that makes the spyware makes a new one purposely to make sure you can't delete (since I had it on my computer for a week despite uninstalling it everyday). If this indeed is the problem you have, go on google and search for how to remove it, there are several sites that talk about it. However, the version of the spyware I had was fairly new at the time (so no site had help on it), but what I was able to do go into Safe Mode and then go into both regedit (and delete the registry keys) and DOS (there is some key strand that you type that uninstalls any program but i forget what it is) in order to get rid of the self-installer.