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Ad-aware?
I just ran Ad-aware on my system and when it finished it showed something like 4 identified reg keys, 1 id folder, 7 id files. Anyway it would not let me delete all of them. Most of them had gator.___ . Why can't I delete all of this?? Thanks
Mollee
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Thereal-dbk4297
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Posted May 12th, 2002 03:00
Mollee wrote:
- I just ran Ad-aware on my system and when it
- finished it showed something like 4 identified reg
- keys, 1 id folder, 7 id files. Anyway it would not
- let me delete all of them. Most of them had
- gator.___ . Why can't I delete all of this?? -
Hi,
My guess is because the Gator program is running.
You can't delete anything if the program is running. If you can somehow close Gator Ad-aware should be able to fix your system.
Mis Dos Centavos,
Darrell
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- Mollee,
This is what gator is;
http://www.gator.com/
It is very easy to download with something else, you probably got it when you downloaded something else.
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Posted May 12th, 2002 04:00
Mollee wrote:
-This may sound dumb, but I
- have
- no idea what gator is. If it is a program, I am not
- aware of
- what it pertains to. I think gator is a spyware, but
- ad-aware
- will not let me delete it. -
Hi again,
Start your system in "Safe Mode" then run the Ad-aware program. It should be able to do it's jod then.
Mis Dos Centavos,
Darrell
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- Gator is indeed spyware. Read more about it here:
http://www.unwantedlinks.com/gatored3.htm
Message Edited on 05/11/02 10:51PM by lespes - Also, when issues do come up, Lavasoft moderators will help in answering specific questions as to spyware and program problems. Ad Aware forum
- If you go to your Control Panel/ Add Remove Programs, it is a good chance it will be listed there and can be removed by using the add/remove option. JD
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Mollee
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Posted May 12th, 2002 03:00
no idea what gator is. If it is a program, I am not aware of
what it pertains to. I think gator is a spyware, but ad-aware
will not let me delete it. Thanks