What up people? Sorry I havent been around, work is kicking my ass. But I have a problem and you guys are the only ones I cant think of savvy enough to help. Scary isnt it? I have the clientman virus on my comp. I removed it with ad aware with no trouble. But now my internet will not work. I pinged it and it returned the data packets fine. I did a restore to the day before, putting clientman back on, and it works fine, I take it off, no worky. And now for some reason, I cant go back to the previous restore and clientman is gone and Im stuck with my internet not working. Please you techies out there, help me, I tried searching on the internet for a solution, but all I can find is how to remove clientman, not how to correct the damge done by removing it. PLEASE HELP! Thanks dicks. Flame away.
Dammit Rooner! You would think by now you'd know, that when a white man sends you an email with a picture of a blanket on it... Don't Open It!
Damn The Dude for making a funny.
Help me you fuckers.
or google it and find <a href="http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/spyware.clientman.html", target="_blank"> this</a>.
I tried the stupid removal link, and that didnt work. Besides, the clientman is already gone. I need to know how to get my IE working again. The removal of it has disabled my IE.
reinstall/repair IE - use the Windows CD or download the IE client and MS.com and reinstall. Export your bookmarks, repair, then import tham back - you're good as new.
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reinstall/repair IE - use the Windows CD or download the IE client and MS.com and reinstall. Export your bookmarks, repair, then import tham back - you're good as new.
I cant get online to download anything. I bought my pc from a friend and dont have the windows cd, so I guess Im basically fucked.
Change out your internets.
where's Arpi and his scuzzy line when you need him?
Quote:I cant get online to download anything. I bought my pc from a friend and dont have the windows cd, so I guess Im basically fucked.
borrow a CD from someone - or use someone elses PC to download IE - this isn't rocket science.