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FireXIV

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PostPosted: Fri Apr 16, 2004 7:00 pm    Post subject: Sysai
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whenever I load the computer I see something called "Sysai" on the ctrl alt del screen.. whenever I close it, it opens back when I open internet explorer, and ads pop up. I believe that sysai is responsible for these ads..
can someone tell me how to remove this?

thanks Smile
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cycat

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PostPosted: Fri Apr 16, 2004 7:20 pm    Post subject:
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hi, you have a sidebar.

"sysai.exe AproposMedia is the part of the 'PeopleOnPage' program, an Internet Explorer sidebar which claims to show a list of other users of the current site.
Also known as POP after its program name, Envolo after the name of the updater component included in PeopleOnPage.
PeopleOnPage was bundled with Grokster around June 2003, and it installed by pop-up ActiveX drive-by download.
Opens pop-up adverts at regular intervals when Internet Explorer is in use.
When the PeopleOnPage sidebar is open, the addresses of all pages visited are sent to the controlling server with a unique tracking ID.
Includes an updater component which can silently download and execute arbitrary code form its controlling server."

to remove, go to add/remove and remove entry 'AM Server' and 'POP'. You can also download this software to help remove it. it's the greatest i have found so far.

http://www.greatis.com/regrun3.htm
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