-->Wie Du ihn wegbekommst, weiß ich allerding auch nicht.

Hier sind ein paar Anleitungen dazu, allerding in Englisch:

http://www.computing.net/security/wwwboard/forum/7889.html

-->http://www.opera.com/

kostet nichts

-->Hallo,

Lad Dir mal Ad-Aware vonn lavasoft runter (www.lavasoft.com). Der checkt nach Adware, Spyware, Trojanern etc.. Das ist was anderes als n Virus und man kann es sich auf Webseiten einfangen.

m@G, Beni

-->Hallo Vlad,
bei trendMicro gibt es die Möglichkeit das aktuelle Viren-Scan-Programm
herunterzuladen und den Rechner prüfen und reparieren zu lassen.
Geh nach dem laden offline und scanne dann.
Ist auch kostenlos.
Hat mir schon geholfen.
mfG.
Taffer


http://housecall.trendmicro.com/housecall/start_corp.asp

-->Hi Vlad,

muß kein Virus sein, ich hatte das gleich Problem mal mit einer anderen Startseite, die sich eingeschaltet hat. Ad-Aware hat das als"Browser-Hijack" gefunden und gelöscht, seitdem ist ruhe. Also versuch es mal Ad-Aware drüberlaufen zu lassen oder steig um auf Mozilla oder Opera, dann spart man sich den Ärger von vornherein.

Kasi

-->Suchmaschinenfund

Viel Spaß + netten Gruß

Tierfreund


Removing HugeSearch.net from your computer

In my other business several people have contacted me with IE problems due to spyware / scumware / adware known as HugeSearch.net. Basically your computer is infected when you download / click on a link that comes through email spam. It adds"http://www.hugesearch.net/search.php?qq=%s" as a prefix to all URLs [automatically redirecting you to hugesearch.net] and makes internet browsing very cumbersome. Also associated with hugesearch.net are other prefixes like"http://ehttp.cc""http://www.hand-book.com/" etc.

The usual anti-adware software doesn't seem to work nor does resetting your homepage, etc. Your browser always redirects your to HugeSearch.net.

The problem stems from an HTML application file that is installed in your Fonts folder. This file has a.hta file extension and is responsible for resetting all your registry settings after you've re-booted your computer. The file is written in VB-Script and the intent of the program is probably to both steal your personal information [credit card numbers, bank accounts, etc] and get you to click on sponsored links.

Steps to fix Hugesearch.net infestation:
1) Find"fonts.hta". Do a search on all files that have that have a".hta" extension or look in your Fonts folder in your Control Panel or Windows Folder for a font called"fonts.hta".
2) Delete"fonts.hta" file
3) Do an entire search of your registry by using this string:
"http://www.hugesearch.net/"
You can search your registry with programs found at download.com. Most of these programs offer free 30-day use. 4) Delete every registry key value you find that contains this string [You may have to use the"replace" function to do this]
5) Reboot your computer. 6) If you still have problems with redirects you may have to repeat step 3 using the other strings ["http://ehttp.cc""http://www.hand-book.com/" etc] that give you trouble.