Oh no. Spoke to soon. I am hoping that this is a result of our fix. I opened Internet Explorer and it went to this page instead of my start page which is google:
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Malicious Software Removal Tool Has Changed Your Home Page
Find Out How to Restore Your Internet Explorer Home and Search Page Preferences
Published: March 10, 2005
The Microsoft Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool has detected and removed malicious software from your computer. The software that had infected your computer may have modified your browser's home page and search page without your knowledge and prevented you from restoring your preferences. To help protect your computer from infection by a potentially malicious Web page, the Malicious Software Removal Tool has changed your home page and search page to this page.
This page includes information on restoring your page preferences, as well as further guidance to help avoid infection in the future.
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Restore Your Preferred Browser Home Page
Restore Your Preferred Web Search Page
Use Up-to-Date Antivirus Software
Restore Your Preferred Browser Home Page
To change your Internet Explorer home page
1.
In Internet Explorer, navigate to the Web page that you want to make your home page.
2.
On the Tools menu, click Options.
3.
On the General tab, under Home Page, click the Use Current button to make the Web page your home page.
4.
Click the OK button to close the Internet Options dialog box.
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Restore Your Preferred Web Search Page
Restoring your search page page preference requires editing the registry, a task that should be undertaken by advanced users only. For information on changing your search page, see Microsoft Knowledge Base Article 895339.
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Use Up-to-Date Antivirus Software
Because malicious software has been found on your computer, you should thoroughly scan your computer with up-to-date antivirus software. If you already have antivirus software installed, be sure to set your software to update itself automatically so that it stays current with latest updates to protect against new Internet threats. If you do not have antivirus software, we recommend that you install some as soon as possible. For more antivirus software information, including links to Microsoft Virus Alliance partner Web sites, see our Protect Your PC guidance.
Technical Assistance
Contact your antivirus vendor for assistance with identifying or removing virus or worm infections. If you need more help with virus-related issues, contact Microsoft Product Support Services.
• For support within the United States and Canada, call toll-free (866) PCSAFETY (727-2338).
• For worldwide support, contact your local Microsoft office.
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Let me know what this means please when you have the time.
thanks,
thespia