Strange, I have made VBForums as my default webpage but ths morning this is the one coming out... I have AVG, S&D and SpywareGuard... What seems to be wrong? I have uninstalled FireFox but still the problem persists...
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you should post this in the General PC forum. Also, look for my post about Google Search in the same forum, I think the same solution will work for you.
Hey baja_yu, I found your thread but I cannot understand those things, I'm a bit noob to this kind of situations... What is hosts file? Where can I find it?
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Download HijackThis and use it to remove the problem makers you might have.
Also check your hosts file, it is located in the Windows folder, it is called "hosts" (just that, no extension).
Remove the second R1.
Also, maybe third and fourt O16, but I am not sure, I dont know what software you have installed. If you dont know what the HouseCall control is you should maybe remove it.
Download: http://www.mvps.org/winhelp2002/DelDomains.inf
To use: right-click and select: Install (no need to restart)
Note: This will remove all entries in the "Trusted Zone" and "Ranges" also.
When I change the Default Page to www.codeguru.com and tried to start IE it actually goes to codeguru, but when i changed it back to www.vbforums.com and tried to run IE that page in my first page is still the one being shown! Its as if it is being redirected to that page if I use www.vbforums.com, when I try to refresh the actual page of vbforums is shown... What's happening?
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I am currently running Panda ActiveScan right now and its not yet finished but somehow it has detected something infected in the registry, I hope when its finished and I could fix the infected part of the registry all will be fine already....
A million thanks baja_yu!
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Were the contents of that file empty? (apart from 127.0.0.1 localhost)
"hmm... I'm not sure, probably not but here's mine. Copy it to your windows folder."
Seems to imply that you copied the one baja_yu sent you to C:\Windows. If the program above is as dodgy as I'm thinking it is, then its just reading the one in C:\Windows (which has no effect on your net connection). If it did know where to find it on XP, it shouldn't have said that the file was missing?
Otherwise, I'm not sure, it has to be something local if you can view a particular parts of the site, just not the homepage. Tried visiting without the www? vbforums.com