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Aurora [CLOSED]


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;) I am having a major problem with popups some of the time. Sounds strange, but basically when I get them I get SLAMMED and have to unplug my modem and shut them down and then they won't show up for a few hours. Then, I will log on again and I seem to be back in the same boat I started in. Not sure if I am getting them from a specific website or what. I know the only name I could get was Aurora. The other things were random. My Norton Anti-Virus is expired and I am needing to update it so I am sure that is not helping. Oh yeah, also I noticed that even though Norton is expired it is still catching several Trojans and deleting them. One more thing is popups about Spyware. That is all I can think of right now. Let me know what I should do. Thanks. :tazz:

Edited by xoangeladawnox, 23 May 2005 - 10:33 PM.

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