I have Windows XP Home. I am a computer beginner. Recently an unwanted
program has been repeatedly installing itself on my computer. It is "SpyAxe"
an antivirus and antispyware program (would you believe!). Both my Microsoft
antispyware and also my Spybot recognise this as a high level spyware and
they will always remove it except for the icon on the toolbar.
Unfortunately SpyAxe continues to re-install itself.
Can anyone please advise how to get rid of the toolbar icon and also how to
get rid of the program for good.

http://www.computing.net/security/ww...rum/17278.html

The link above will take you to a removal tool. Google returned 102,000
hits on the term "spyaxe removal tools".


"Killian" <killian@nospam.com> wrote in message
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>I have Windows XP Home. I am a computer beginner. Recently an unwanted
>program has been repeatedly installing itself on my computer. It is
>"SpyAxe" an antivirus and antispyware program (would you believe!). Both my
>Microsoft antispyware and also my Spybot recognise this as a high level
>spyware and they will always remove it except for the icon on the toolbar.
>Unfortunately SpyAxe continues to re-install itself.
> Can anyone please advise how to get rid of the toolbar icon and also how
> to get rid of the program for good.
>

Thank you Julie and guest user. Julie's "AntiPuper" seemed to be the answer
for me in only a few minutes. This after a day and a half of trial and
error. I followed up with a Spybot search that destroyed some remnants.
Also the toolbar icon has disappeared.
Many thanks.

"Killian" <killian@nospam.com> wrote in message
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>I have Windows XP Home. I am a computer beginner. Recently an unwanted
>program has been repeatedly installing itself on my computer. It is
>"SpyAxe" an antivirus and antispyware program (would you believe!). Both my
>Microsoft antispyware and also my Spybot recognise this as a high level
>spyware and they will always remove it except for the icon on the toolbar.
>Unfortunately SpyAxe continues to re-install itself.
> Can anyone please advise how to get rid of the toolbar icon and also how
> to get rid of the program for good.
>

I got hit with Spyaxe and its Trojan cohort 2 days ago.I tried manual and
other removals to no avail.Finally tried this:
http://www.infopackets.com/channels/...structions.htm

It involved a few Demo downloads of Spyware and Malware scanning programs
but it cured my PC with WinXP running.Follow the directions closely.
Been running smoothely and all the System32 registeries are clean now of
Spyaxe foolishness.All needs links to demo programs are included also on
that site.

Hope this helps
WKR

"Killian" <killian@nospam.com> wrote in message
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>I have Windows XP Home. I am a computer beginner. Recently an unwanted
>program has been repeatedly installing itself on my computer. It is
>"SpyAxe" an antivirus and antispyware program (would you believe!). Both my
>Microsoft antispyware and also my Spybot recognise this as a high level
>spyware and they will always remove it except for the icon on the toolbar.
>Unfortunately SpyAxe continues to re-install itself.
> Can anyone please advise how to get rid of the toolbar icon and also how
> to get rid of the program for good.
>

In article <ORF$JzVDGHA.984@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl>, japam@here.com
says...
> You're Welcome.

And here lies the problem - PCBUTTS1, hiding as Julie, is being thanked
for providing a fix using a tool that PCBUTTS1 didn't create.

The author of the tool is never given credit for the work they've done,
never thanked, and people go on ignorantly thinking that PCBUTTS1
morphed as who-knows-what is the one that actually fixed the problem.

The real author of the FIX and SOLUTION can be found here:
http://forums.mcafeehelp.com/viewtopic.php?t=65072


> "Killian" <killian@nospam.com> wrote in message
> news:OLydveRDGHA.3064@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
> > Thank you Julie and guest user. Julie's "AntiPuper" seemed to be the
> > answer for me in only a few minutes. This after a day and a half of trial
> > and error. I followed up with a Spybot search that destroyed some
> > remnants. Also the toolbar icon has disappeared.
> > Many thanks.
> >
> > "Killian" <killian@nospam.com> wrote in message
> > news:%23cQHPnODGHA.312@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
> >>I have Windows XP Home. I am a computer beginner. Recently an unwanted
> >>program has been repeatedly installing itself on my computer. It is
> >>"SpyAxe" an antivirus and antispyware program (would you believe!). Both
> >>my Microsoft antispyware and also my Spybot recognise this as a high level
> >>spyware and they will always remove it except for the icon on the toolbar.
> >>Unfortunately SpyAxe continues to re-install itself.
> >> Can anyone please advise how to get rid of the toolbar icon and also how
> >> to get rid of the program for good.
> >>
> >
> >
>
>
>

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In article <guKdnRgNiOZ-5yjenZ2dnUVZ_s-dnZ2d@giganews.com>,
dwre@excite.com says...
> You sound like a jealous little boy, I did not see your offer of help. She

The solution was already presented by others, there was no need to add
anything, it would have been redundant.

> did not claim she created anything yet you are trying to cause trouble. I

Yes, it's not a She, it's PCBUTTS1 morphing as usual, since his posts
are being deleted from the MS Usenet Servers because of his actions and
ethics.

> have seen many posts with links to other sites and files yet you always jump
> on her.

Those people have permission to host the files or are the owners of the
files/works in question - PCBUTTS1 (Chris) has never created anything
and has been asked to STOP hosting vendors files by the vendors.

> You are disrupting this news group and I would appreciate it if you
> would stop. All I see is you replying to this person, who cares what name
> she uses the information she gives is correct. I believe her when she says
> you are stalking her and I don't believe anything you say.

You are entitled to your "opinion".


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