Is this a virus?
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From: 3rd bedroom on the right
http://www.pestpatrol.com/PestInfo/M/MarketScore.asp
That URL should fix you quik
There's a bit to it but if you run into probs with it just holla back. Back up your registry first by
start | run | type "regedit" click Registry | export registry file and then save it somewhere that you will remember.
Now follow their directions
That URL should fix you quik
There's a bit to it but if you run into probs with it just holla back. Back up your registry first by start | run | type "regedit" click Registry | export registry file and then save it somewhere that you will remember.
Now follow their directions
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Originally Posted by Quik S2K,Sep 13 2004, 11:14 PM
Yeah, and I just checked out Microsoft and the only way for them to help with support is by paying $35 for them to answer a freakin e-mail that may or may not help!!! 
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More info:
http://spywaredata.com/spyware/lsp.php?current_page=200
You may want to download a winsock fix program before you get rid of this as you could damage your TCP stack and winsock. Check google for a WINSOCKFIX.exe program which basically rebuilds your TCP and Winsock if things go wrong!
http://spywaredata.com/spyware/lsp.php?current_page=200
You may want to download a winsock fix program before you get rid of this as you could damage your TCP stack and winsock. Check google for a WINSOCKFIX.exe program which basically rebuilds your TCP and Winsock if things go wrong!
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