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Since George Mason is still new to many of us, I caught up with Alan from MasonHoops for a quick Q + A to help shed some of the mystery. If you don't know him already, you find him on twitter @masonfanatic.
1) To call this season a disappointment by George Mason standards would be an understatement. What is going on to cause the back slide?
There is plenty of blame to go around. The forwards, with the exception of Jalen Jenkins, have been a black hole for most of the season, both on offense and defense. Part of this is due to the loss of senior forward Jon Arledge, one of last season's breakout players, to an offseason back injury. The entire team is turnover prone and foul prone, which, when combined, lead to entirely too many fast break and-one opportunities. The defense seems to have gotten steadily worse. The Patriots have sometimes shown a credible zone defense, yet Coach Hewitt doesn't seem to like to use it. And so on.
I don't believe it's just a communication or coaching problem, because players recognize what they did wrong after the fact, yet the same mental mistakes happen over and over again. Hewitt has been accused of poor pregame preparation, but Mason has actually looked very well prepared at times recently. In game adjustments seem to be one of the weaknesses right now (once a game gets derailed, Mason never recovers), but without sitting in the huddle, I don't know whether that's a coaching problem, or an execution problem, or both. The talent is there, and at times, the execution is there, but the team seems to have a collective mental block late in games.
Ultimately, the coach can't inbound the ball, or defend the paint, or lead by example on the floor. The players have to execute. But a school can't fire players, so coaches get held accountable for their portion of any problems, and for things that are beyond their control as well. Hewitt's seat is definitely getting a little warm (it would probably be scalding hot if he were not still owed nearly $1.5M over the next 2+ seasons). I've thought for weeks that all this team needs is one win to break the ice and then they'll relax and win several more, but it has yet to happen.
2) What are your thoughts on the Atlantic 10? Has it lived up to your expectations?
The Atlantic 10 has definitely met, even exceeded, my expectations. I thought the league might take a temporary step backward with the loss of several marquee programs, but instead it's been better than ever. It's terrific to be in a league where you know you will play a quality opponent every single night, compared to some of the truly bad teams we faced in the CAA.
As strange as it may sound when we're 0-for-the-A-10, the adjustment has been easier than I expected. The team (coaches and players) have had plenty of opportunities, they just haven't executed on them. We've been in every game except Wednesday night against Dayton. I certainly never saw 0-8 coming, but I expected the losses we did take would be more one-sided than most of them have been. It's been a weird season for sure.
3) Marquise Moore and Jalen Jenkins provide a foundation and alliteration for the Patriots moving. Do you see a brighter future in spite of the current misery? Do those youngsters help save Paul Hewitt's job at season end?
Moore and Jenkins are definitely two of the bright spots this season. Both freshmen have moved into the starting five and haven't looked back. Moore is unflappable — he handled VCU's havoc better than any other Paul Hewitt point guard has. Jenkins has been our best rebounder and probably our only reliable post scorer. All four of the underclassmen on the Mason roster seem to have bright futures, and if Hewitt continues to come through with good recruiting classes, yes, that could save his job. But individual raw talent isn't enough to win (unless you have NBA-caliber players) and so other areas will have to improve: teamwork, attention to fundamentals, mental toughness, decision making.
Many fans are unwilling to forgive Hewitt for failing to succeed with the players he inherited, and that's a legitimate failing, but if he's able to milk something out of his own recruits and succeed with them, there's still a chance he sticks around. In the mean time, every loss makes it harder for the administration to justify giving him time to prove that theory. Even so, he'll almost certainly get at least one more season, due to financial implications and the excuse that next year he'll finally have all his own guys (Mason has an exciting recruiting class for 2014).
4) Talk a little bit about the guard play for Mason.
The Patriots have three good scoring guards in seniors Sherrod Wright (13.9 ppg) and Bryon Allen (15.1 ppg) and sophomore Patrick Holloway (9.1). But Allen and especially Wright have been very turnover prone, and those turnovers always seem to lead to points. Holloway has the quickest release I've ever seen, but opponents have adjusted and defend him tightly outside the arch, forcing him to be more creative and to rely on teammates to set screens. To counter his small stature, he's added a nice mid-range floater and a reliable reverse layup where he uses the backboard to protect his shot. Moore is a pass-first point guard who doesn't really have a jumpshot (avert your eyes if he attempts one), but can put the ball on the floor and drive the lane like a knife if you give him space. He had 7 assists each against GW and SLU. Junior Corey Edwards is the backup point guard, and while his minutes have greatly decreased in A-10 play, he's a pest on defense and can be a threat behind the three point line.
5) I know you're a big time Orioles fan. Where does AJ Burnett end up and how much do you think he signs for?
This could go two different ways. If Burnett wants to stay close to home, as has been reported, the Orioles are the obvious choice (he lives in the Baltimore suburbs). But he's had most of his success in the National League, including most recently with the Pirates, whereas his time in the AL East with Toronto and the Yankees ranged from mediocre to terrible. If the money is the same, I don't see why he wouldn't pick the hometown team, but given the way the Orioles' offseason has gone so far, I don't think they'll get it done. My pick would actually be the Phillies. I think the Pirates are ready to move on, and Philadelphia is more likely to meet Burnett's asking price than the bargain hunting Orioles.
6) Prediction time. Who wins today (I'm going live with this tomorrow) and if you're feeling daring what do you think the score will be?
I was gaining confidence in the Patriots after several close games against the conference leaders, but getting crushed at home by Dayton in a very uninspired performance killed all of that. I think Duquesne wins, 77-71.
I agree with Alan almost exactly on the prediction. Again, special thanks to him for participating.
Tags: Duquesne Dukes Masonhoops


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Also make sure you set a new recovery point if you are using XP. If you have to restore it will also restore the malware.
Why is my browser being redirected?
Unexpected browser redirection is often the result of malware - usually malware on your machine, but occasionally a problem with the site.
In a word: malware.
This is a fairly classic case of a browser hijacking.
There are many variations on the theme, but the idea is very simple: you try to go somewhere and you land … somewhere else.
DNS hijacking
What you've experienced seems like a pretty direct hijack. If the address bar remains unchanged – i.e. it still says "google.com" – and yet you know that you're not seeing google.com at all, then malware has perhaps modified your system's "hosts" file, your DNS settings, or potentially the DNS settings in your router.
Both of those approaches modify the way your system locates servers on the internet. Looking up "google.com" in DNS should normally return the IP address of one of Google's servers. In the case of a DNS hijack, a different IP address is
returned – the IP address of a malicious server. In some cases, the malicious server can be set up to look like the site that you think you're accessing in order to fool you into divulging personal information, like login credentials or worse.
The DNS changer malware that we've all heard so much about recently did exactly this.
Browser hijacking
Some malware, rather than playing with your DNS, takes a more direct route and infects your browser or a component of the browser directly.
Apparently. the recent "Flashback" malware that infected so many Macs worked this way, leveraging a vulnerability in the Java browser component used by many websites and web-based services. It's my understanding that once infected, simple page loads weren't impacted, but clicking on certain search results would take you not to the result you clicked on, but rather to something else, as set up by the malware authors.
Analyzing and modifying search results is just one example. Once infected, malware can do many different things in your browser.
Site hijacking
To be complete, we also need to mention that occasionally it's not your problem at all, but a problem at the site that you're attempting to visit. This is almost never the case with high profile sites like Google or Yahoo!, but occasionally smaller sites do get hacked.
Most often when a site gets hacked, it's simply defaced in some way.
It's possible, however, that once hacked, a site could fairly easily be modified to automatically send any visitors that it does get to some other website – presumably a malicious one.
Fixing the problem
Except for the later case, where the problem is actually not on your machine, fixing it should be fairly easy.
Run an up-to-date anti-malware scan.
If you're unsure of what to run (and you should be running something, always), What Security Software do you recommend? has my current recommendations.
For a problem like this one, I'd install and run Microsoft Security Essentials, keeping that as your ongoing anti-virus and anti-spyware solution and then also run a scan by the free Malwarebytes Anti-malware tool, which seems to pick up a number of nasties that other tools do not.
(This is an update to an article originally published November 3, 2005.)
There are 53 comments:
I doubt too many Spyware/MalWare inserted "itself into your browser". 99% just edit the HOST file. Host file only affects Internet Explorer. Its just a text file which redirects IE. IT was made for good but it is a stupid idea and is a HIGHLY EXPLOITALBE. To Fix download Mozilla Firefox… No worries…because no HOST FILE.
Note: a REAL(not lame spyware) virus could hijack your entire browser in that case your in over your head…time to refomat
Leo Notenboom
That's incorrect. hosts is used by the operating system, and affects all programs accessing the internet. It actually dates back to Unix (or possibly earlier).
Stuart Rennie
Hi Leo
I am also being redirected on every first and second occasion I enter a search into google and click on the intended results. On the third occasion it will take me into the intended sites. I also now have a home page of http://assureprotection.com/ which I cannot remove along with a protection bar I did not have previously. Any help with this would be great.
I am also having the exact same problem as Stuart. I ran adaware and it did not fix the problem. any suggestions would be appreciated.
I am also having the same problem with being redirected the 1st and 2nd but on the 3rd attempt it goes to the right spot and i have ran a couple of different sprware programs
I also have the same exact problem as K5steve87 being redirected 1st and 2nd time but working correctly when clicking on a Google search result. I have updated windows defender and ran it to no avail. I am running the most current Norton
i am also having the same problem on my xp. on the third try it works. but the first and 2nd doe's not work. how do fix it? and i tried fixing by editing the host file.
I am also having the exact same problem as Stuart. I ran adaware and it did not fix the problem. any suggestions would be appreciated.
I also have the same problem. I have used adaware and Spybot S&D along with Windows Defender and nothing. I think it was a popup with a fake "close" button that did it. If you figure it out, it's appreciated
i am having a similar problem to stuart above,
google allows me to carry out searches, however, when i click any of the links it finds – on the first attempt i am always re-directed, but on the 2nd or 3rd attempt i am not.
i am also unable to use the "define" function in google, and use google images (both result in an almost blank page).
i have also tested yahoo and msn search engines, but they seem to be fine. i have run spybot S&D, AVG antivirus, Adaware, malwarebytes, even had an extremely helpful person from the spybotS&D forums look at my hijackthis log, reports from smitfraud, and fixwareout, but nothing seemed to correct this problem
any help on this would be great.
hi leo
can i redirect someone web site to my website, only in my computer?
tnx shachar
Hi Leo,
My google seems to work fine… it finds what i want but when i click on the link it redirects me somwhere else. I've ran avira 5 times and finds 6 threats which cannot be removed…?…
please help
same problem as above – HELP!
I've recently been unable to download any updates from Mcafee or AVG, am getting re-directed all the time and can't seem to find the problem. Lots of pop-ups which can't be turned off. Every time I go to a site that has anti-virus software, I get a message that says "Sorry, this website is not available" in bad spelling no less. If I click on a sight from a search, I won't get to the address I'm after but sometimes if I copy the sites address and paste it into my browser, it will take me to the correct site. Still no ability to download any anti-virus software. I've spent days fighting this one, any help would be appreciated…..It's pretty clear you have malware that is blocking your attempts to get anti-malware software. I would download anti-virus and anti-spyware software using a different computer, and try installing it on the problematic one booted in safe mode. Good luck!- Leo
I have been on the trail of this one. Seems to only affect google searches. I have made some headway. Found a folder in program files called "tinyproxy" it wasnt empty so after changing it from read only I descovered a hidden file called "tinyproxy.exe". When I rename it and stop the process I can no longer access the internet. It appears my browser is being redirected using this proxy somehow. havent worked it out yet though. Hopefully I have put you guys on the trail too.
Here you go:
best in safe mode:
Delete this folder in bold.
C:Program FilesTinyProxy
Delete these files in bold.
Remove the Proxy setting in Internet explorer and/or in FireFox.
In IE: Tools Menu -> Internet Options -> Connections Tab ->Lan Settings > uncheck "use a proxy server" or reconfigure the Proxy server again in case you have set it previously.
In Firefox in Tools Menu -> Options… -> Advanced Tab -> Network Tab -> "Settings" under Connection.
Click the apply button and restart that computer.
I had success with an anti virus called "fix it utilities 9″.It found files infected with adware and spyware when it was in DEEP SCANN MODE.It immediately quarantined the files. Although the insructions claim the computer would be fine with the files in quarantine it was not until i deleted them(as an option from the qurantined files page)that my computer was fully functional.The results were intantaneous.My sound driver had to be reinstalled after this,since i had no sound at all,I assume this was a complication from the virus(s).I hope this helps.This website helped quite a bit.Thanks.
Kevin Huttenlocher
IE and FireFox and Windows Explorer will browse forward for sometimes less than a second and sometimes for up to almost 10 seconds. Examples.. My IE and FF start page is Google.com. If I start FF its OK as long as I stay at the start page. If I want to go to ebay or anywhere, it goes there for a second or a few seconds and then returns to the start page. The aol browser is OK and never malfunctions. I use Mcafee security that comes with aol. At this point just for more info, the forward green arrow is highlighted indicating that I have backed up the browser. If I click the forward arrow to attempt to go forward again to ebay, it will act the same and return to the start page again. Additionally, If I were to use anything that uses the Windows Explorer browser, the same thing will happen. Example… Start button/explore, cannot stay fixed – always reverses. I have run every adware/malware that another experienced tech on another popular site told me to and he is puzzled. I have uninstalled and then reinstalled FF. I have run ATF cleaner. I have run Malwarebytes Anti-malware and SDfix. no changes. I am submitting the asked for logs here.Also, copy and paste works intermittantly but mostly not. When the browser works (which is every now and then) the copy and paste function works normal as well.
I recently repaired a machine that was getting redirected only in google. It appears that the host file had been re-written and included hundreds of sites to go to all dealing with google. I found myself unable to edit and save, or create a new and copy over the old. What wound up having to happen was I created a new folder (Location: C:WindowsSystem32driversetc)called etc2. I copied the contents of the original etc folder. Everything exept the host file. I opened the old host file in notepad and edited the sites out. I then saved as to the new directory etc2. I then renamed the old etc folder to etc3. I changed the name of the new etc2 to etc. Attempted to use google and it works fine. What a pain in the A@@, but it worked. I have been on 100 different sites that direct to all over the place, but found nothing that could help me. I hope others are able to use this method and benifit from my pains.
One quick note is that the host file is a protected file and does not show up in the folder unless you go to tools, folder options,view, scroll down the lise and uncheck hide protected operating system files.If the hosts file is locked or inaccessible, I'd also try just rebooting in safe mode, or booting using a Linux Live CD. Since hosts is just plain text, it's easily editable regardless of what OS you're in.- Leo
King Kwong
I use IE6 on Win XP
When I first open IE, I am always redirected to http://www.microsoft.com/taiwan/windows/internet-explorer/download-ie.aspx?ocid=fwlink_ie6_updates.
But when I click "Home", I can always go back to the first page set up in Tool -> Internet option?
Why? Can I disable this redirection?
Ricky Bohan
I'm just posting because I think I may have a solution to some of your problems.
Apparently, quite recently a worm called Conflicker (also known as downadup, downup, and kido) has been spreading over the internet at a very rapid pace. The symptomes include:
* Google search redirecting
* Antivirus updating has been disabled (you may see the "unable to connect" message when trying to update your antivirus)
* Unable to view websites related to Antivirus software (you may see the "sorry this website is not available" message)
* And alot of popups
I have found that these are all results of Conflicker. It only affects Windows operating systems based on an exploit. Search for and download this patch for Windows "MS08-067″. I googled it and found it. When I installed the patch, everything on my computer went back to normal. I can even perform my Antivirus updates, and surf freely without having my google pages redirected all the time. Hopefully it will work for you too.
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Bill Snyder
I am working a relatives desktop computer that has some kind of redirect virus. Any time you go on any browser, Internet Explorer or Firefox, the homepage will redirect you to a chinese "Prima Hosting page cannot be found" website. Before that it was Baidu chinese search engine, but i got rid of that one virus. If i use the search toolbar in the top right corner I will be redirected several times. I've tried uninstalling the web browsers and reinstalling, I've removed Norton and installed AVG, but that didn't even work. I've tried A-squared and combo-fix, still nothing. I've looked up the Google redirect virus in the registry and can't find it. Any answers please let me know. Thank you
Everytime I try to search a website through google in firefox, I can see all the search results but when I go to click on one of them it redirects me to somewhere completely different, each time I try a different link its a different site, never the same one twice. But if I copy the address directly into the address bar its fine, it only seems to happen in firefox. I've run all my scans and found a few virus's and they've been removed or quarantined. Its driving me mad!!
Search for and download this patch for Windows "MS08-067″. As suggested buy "Ricky Bohan" This worked for me! I'm good to go. This is the fix in Windows XP Service Pack 2 and 3.
Hope this helps
I had a very similar problem and the above comments didnt really help. What did help was running ComboFix. That really did the trick!
Everytime I try to use Internet Explorer it goes to ! I am unable to look at my email, shop online, or do anything because it automatically goes to this site which is nothing. I can't even download spyware or new virus updates because it only goes to this page. I have already tried getting rid of my cookies & temp files, but that did not help. Anyone…help!
I had the same problem. I just got rid of it by removing
Java(TM) 6 Update 18
I had a very similar problem and the above comments didnt really help. What did help was running ComboFix. That really did the trick worked for me to
I had the same problem. I uninstalled java updates and the problem was fixed.
i have the same problem..when i type google.com URL it redirect me to 1search1.net..i had tried so many applications (HitmanPro, Malwarebytes, Ccleaner, Exterminateit, Hijack, etc ), unninstall java, but still doesn't work.. Please help me..
I found I had a trojan win32/sefnit.E, ran all the spyware and malware searches and it found nothing
Hope this helps
Delete it (or move/rename) and Reboot.
wdmaud.sys legitimate file should be located in "C:WindowsSystem32drivers"
When I go to a certain website, say facebook, I am redirected to this website called http://www.stopbadsite.com and I have tryed fixing it with Norton's. This problem occured when my roomate was watching Netflix Instant Replay and it stopped the movie and redirected him to stopbadsite.What happened and how can I fix it?
Mike S.
Same problem…. youtube would never come up and google.com would always pop up some .ru site
I tried all the other stuff and I finally came up with a solution for my system running Windows 7.
I ran Hijack this and found all sorts of sites that came with my IP as the Host. Hijackthis recommended for me to go into Windowssystem32driversetchost
I deleted the "host" file. Everything worked fine on internet explorer and/or firefox.
Im running Windows7. Hope this helps out!
Well… I finally found and fixed the problem (at least for now). Here's what I found..
The windows/system32/drivers/etc/hosts file had been corrupted with a dozen or so redirects for google and yahoo sites. Since that's a system read-only file, I had to adjust the security on the etc folder to allow administrator access and then I removed all of the redirects… saving the file back. On reboot.. all is well. I've tried cold and soft boots, browsing around, and generally exercising the computer on the internet and the problem hasn't re-occured yet….
Only Google search is being redirected on my PC . yahoo works , fine And so does google Image search .
What First pops up during the redirect every time is www dot bliywl dot net . then it goes some where else , Well Guess what There is no such thing ,
I'm a bit confused in the above fixes . As I have 1 Host file and 4 host backup files can some one give me a play by play of what to do ? Thanks !
I cleared the history, cookies, temp and all, now the browser doesn't redirect..;)
I renamed two host files in(Windowssystem32driversetchost) to (oldhost) and eliminated the redirect problem completely. Couldn't have been easier!!
What would cause my browser to redirect me from http://www.rewardtv.com to uk.rewardtv.com when i made my account everything was ok then about a week later i couldn't log in then i noticed it took me from the u.s. site to the uk site now every once in a while it will stay on the www. site but from 2 to 10 min after it logs me out and sends me to the uk site and this is the only time i get redirected ive scanned my computer several times with several different anti spyware software and it still redirects me theirs been times ive downloaded tool bars that cause my browser to redirect on several sites but ive deleted them so what would cause that one site to redirect when all other sites work perfect.
At times like this/these..In my opinion the only real answer to this is to revert to an image backup..no need to panic though….all else can be backed up separately.
What ya think Leo??????????????????????
A couple of years ago, we had a browser hijack happen to our computer. The computer tech person we hired (who also is the supervisor of the tech department of a large company nearby) thought he had it fixed. When we picked up the computer, he decided to double check something else entirely. It was then he found that it hadn't been fixed at all. Whatever malware/trojan/virus it was had placed itself in a host file and everytime it was deleted, etc. it replaced itself. It did not respond to AVG (which was what we had at the time I think, right now we're using Panda Cloud) or Malwarebytes and had actually attached itself to Spybot S&D also.
We finally had to totally reinstall Windows to get rid of it.
It seems to me that people are ignoring the simplest solution. Set your DNS server address permanently in either your router (best) or in W7 (or my case) XP itself, to something like the free "opendns" at 184.108.40.206. End of story – I don't think a virus can go in and alter your router settings… can it? Enjoy – Johnxi
Mark J
If you have malware on your system, there is little it cannot do. Unless you remove the malware it can change the DNS setting to whatever it wants. Since your router can be accessed through your computer, it is possible that malware can make changes to your router's settings.
john neeting
I knew I had a virus when the file I clicked on [ reported clean by antivirus ] disappeared on execution.
Watch for this latest one. here's the story AND the fix
Like a fool not following his own advice, I downloaded an exe file
believing it to be what i expected. All prior checks on the file with 4 anti-virus programs gave it the all clear; but I knew it was dodgy the miniute the whole file disappeared after attempting to run. Aaaaaaaaagh!
I ceased all activity and run AV again which pin-pointed one file in the system32 folder as a virus. MRXSMB.SYS. Knowing how big the original EXE file was, I was sure that other hidden damage had been done. Rebooting immediatly in safe mode, I scaned again and this file 'recreated' itself; identified as 'win32:SireFeF-WZ
steps to eliminate it.
1. scan registry and delete all instances of MRXSMB.SYS
2.open explorer, navigate to win32 and order files by date.
3. find any file created the moment I ran the virus file [date] usually last on the list.
4. delete these files but NOTE their names. Now open the registry and search for each file name you deleted and delete them from the registry [ carefull-delete only the file names NOT the keys]
5. run virus scanners again
6. open explorer, navigate to documents and settings, your user folder [ joe ]. search for *.exe. order by modified or date created. look for files created ATT [ usually bottom of list ]
Note their names,delete files. Now search for *.sys and go through the same process. Now open registry again and search for each noted file name, delete the file names from registry entry.
7. Get your good copy of MRXSMB.sys and put it in sys32 folder. Open permissions and 'deny delete'
[ the virus file contained the word 'dummy' in it when opened with notepad - dead give-away as no such word exists in the real file]
Now reboot normal – go to mrxsmb.sys and check the word 'dummy' does not exist in it
That's it. On the net, the experts say its such a stealth pest that only re-installing your OS will get rid of it but I did the above and got rid of it.
I have a slightly different variation than on here, but will try some of the suggestions when I get home.
On my PC it redirects if I get the url slightly wrong eg wwww.bbc.co.uk or http://www.bbc.oc.uk.
Which I often do!
Deleting the history in Java works, but only temporarily, few hours at most.
Various alternatives but most common is click2find page that is linked.
It is driving me crazy, and is a work PC, so I don't have admin rights. Our IT team could not sort it either.
Hopefuly someone has the answer.
Good luck everyone, I know how frustrating it is.
To Mark J
Changing the DNS setting in your IP config – possible. Changing DNS on your router – EXTREMELY unlikely assuming you've set up an admin password.Actually: A) an amazing number of people have never changed the default password on their routers thus B) malware authors have most definitely taken advantage of that and there is indeed malware that reaches out and changes the DNS settings on routers.
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Something to try to help you recover from virus when all else fails.
Nearly all virus files operate in 2 ways. They either compose a new file which is itself the virus; or they substitute an existing file for a 'dummy' file which is the virus with the same name.
Most anti-virus programs quarantine or erase the file identified by option choice; but non give you the option
of replacing the identified file with the real one, then locking that file in the permissions area [ forbid erase by your log in name ]. Especially problematic if the infected file is an essential boot file.
If your anti-virus program alerts you to a virus in a file while it is running by command [ initiate scan by you ],
pause the scan and replace the identified file with your backup file; now manually 'lock' the file by OS permissions as above then continue the scan. Do the same for each file encountered with a virus. This gives you time to find the initial command file that is doing the damage because it cannot initiate if the OS denies erase.
Now that we have locked files that attempt to be erased and substituted, we can look for the file or files that have been composed to initiate the actions. Time stamps tell you a lot and looking for files that suddenly appear is relatively easy. Most virus files are initiated from one of two places [ to cover all editions of windows ].
The first is in the 'documents and settings' folder usually under your logged in profile. By searching files by time stamp [ *.* ] you can pinpoint the exact file that was composed at the time you got the virus OR the nearest time to the present if you left scanning till later. If you find, say, 2 files composed at the nearest time to the present; erase them after noting their names. If they are EXE, COM, DLL, SYS, BAT files, you don't need to do the substitution method [ not yet anyway ] just note and erase..
Now go to the windowssystem32 directory and search again by time stamp. Remember, the created virus files will have the same time stamp [ or damn near close ]. Again, note the file names, erase the files – now go to your MIRROR BACK UP FILES on another physical drive [ you do have these, don't you ? ] and search for these names to see if they exist. If they do, copy the good files to where they should be and LOCK THEM by OS permissions [ forbid erase again ].
If the file you erased is NOT a valid file, we need to temporarily fool the virus composer into thinking that it exists already to do it's dirty work. This gives us time to root out any master file we might have missed that was placed somewhere we are not looking.
Make a notebook TXT file with the same name as the file that shouldn't be were you found it [ EG. xyz.sys ] Fill the text file with the word 'null' about a page worth will do. Save the file as xyz.sys and lock this by OS permissions as well [ just to be safe, in case the virus composer checks the byte value ].
What have we got ?. Well, we replaced all the suspect files with our back ups and LOCKED them by permissions. We put in dummy files that shouldn't be there and LOCKED them by permissions.
CONTINUE THE SCAN. Chances are, you won't see any more alerts but if you do; back to square one.
OK, now we have scanned to the end; do ANOTHER complete scan to be sure, to be sure. All clear ?
NOW we have a one list of file names that SHOULD NOT be present. Open the registry with 'regedit' in the run command window. Search for instances of each of these bogus files and erase them from the registry if found [ do not erase keys - just the file names themselves ]. The replaced and locked valid files [ valid ones from our mirror back up ] should be left alone as these are real files, not bogus ones.
now reboot your PC in normal mode. Do another scan. All clear ?,
Now, do your peeking at time stamps in the 2 areas I've mentioned and you should see no files created anywhere near the present date. We do the final peek to be sure that there is no file that even attempts to install a virus even if it's efforts are blocked by locked files. Hopefully, you should be all clear. If, for some reason, the PC will not boot to normal windows [ because you accidentally erased an essential file ]; boot to safe mode and copy [ lock ] the files again. There are only very few essential files that windows needs to boot to safe mode so really, this scenario would be rare indeed; I've never encountered it myself and I've used this method 3 times already in the last few years.
I use this method in 2 instances.
1. Immediately after realising I got a virus by running a program
2. When all efforts to get rid of a virus fail after being identified by my scanners [ the file recomposes itself ]
So far, I've managed to avoid doing a complete reload of OS with this last ditch effort.
The key to this method is having a scanner that identifies the infected file [ not necessary the 'master' file that composes the virus, just a file that got infected – and [ most important ] a complete backup of the boot drive, on another drive you can source your OS files from. For this, I use Karen's replicator [ free program ] and re-replicate the complete drive before I attempt to install anything. Hope this method is of some use to you people tearing your hair out.
A. Orcan
A user clicks a link in a web browser and it redirects to some other site or pulls up ads. What could be the reason and what can be done?
The reasons could be malware, options unintentionally selected somehow during surfing, the browser itself because of default options or the websites with legal redirects. I've seen browsers by some companies redirecting to their own inferior search engines from the selected one. Unfortunately, remedies tried may cause even worse problems. Registry repairs may force re-install of the OS with all the options and updates, upgrades, drivers, registrations gone. Another reason for good back-ups! And many programs, especially AIO types may cause more harm than good with so many options and potential to wreak havoc. That's why I prefer to maintain and clean my PC's myself manually.
If a good combination of AV and FW software is running all the time, with proper settings, I wouldn't consider malware a great threat compared to what some regular software and OS/security updates do. Last time I had a malware infection was in 1997. However, I get requests from friends for this problem and manual remedies have almost always been good enough.
Some of the items to be checked manually are:
Running processes and system parameters.
Internet and browser options; including browsing and security settings, selected DNS servers, search assistants, geolocation and other junk, website redirect permits, new pages, etc.
Registry Modifications by malware or permitted software, registry areas to be investigated are actually not that much, just some familiarity is needed.
DNS Servers, sometimes infected by malware themselves, although rare. Actually DNS server selection should not be left to ISP/browser and DNS servers paid by some big names should be avoided against having redirection and ad problems.
Note that none of the anti-malware products would indicate most of these items, except some optimization software and even a re-install of the OS may not work.
when i give any url (website address), then the browser itself return to google page.
i installed another browser i.e opera, then problem has solved, but why i facing in Mozilla and Internet explorer?
plz sir help me
I have a similar problem. whenever I log in to Facebook and Hotmail, I always end up in yahoo search altavista which is terribly terribly annoying. I have to refresh many many times before facebook or Outlook appears but then sometimes reverts back to altavista search… I don't know what triggers it to go back;
What can I do to stop this from happening?
Hey Leo,
My problem is little bit different . In every 10 minutes a new browsers opens and redirect me to a website as "http://www.big-countries.com/". Please help me ,it also slows down my laptop.


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Also the other one I picked on chance and browsing through the pages, reading the text on the backside, it seems that those two books will perfectly compliment each other.
Just those two pages about the church and the iconostasis explained was worth it.
The Hieratikon has not just the prayers of the small church services but also the explanations on when the priest steps out, where he steps out, etc. It will take me maybe months to work through the second book but I am very sure it will be worth all the time I will put in studying.
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Leading Your Lost Teen Home
- Tuesday, February 01, 2011
When you're lost, having someone to lovingly lead the way back home is a wonderful blessing. That, not shaming or lecturing, is what teenagers need from their parents when they are lost.
A few years back I bought a GPS (Global Positioning System) device. For me, it may be the single best idea since the invention of fire. It always knows right where I am…it never judges my ability (or inability) to navigate…and more importantly, it knows how to get me to where I need to go, and back home again. With as much as I travel, I don't know how I could function without it.
Likewise, parents need to be a GPS in the life of their teenager. As teens strike out on their own, it is easy for them to get lost. They may lose their way getting to where they want to go, and end up in a place they really didn't want to go (even if they won't admit they are lost). Unless their parents reach out to them in a loving and nonjudgmental way, they may remain lost.
Realize that the Roadmap Has Changed
When giving directions in life, parents tend to unfold an old roadmap and expect it to be valid today. But the cultural landscape has changed. It's like when I looked at a map of Europe the other day. Many of the countries I learned about in school weren't there anymore; a bunch of new names and new boundaries had taken their place. In the same way, the life directions we give as parents may not fit the real world our children are living in. We tend to say, "Follow these directions…they worked for me." Then we get a phone call, "Mom, Dad I'm lost!" Now you would think the first response would be, "Sit tight and I'll come get you." But some parents shame their child —"What do you mean you're lost? I told you…"
Now, I've never met a child who wanted to be lost. I've never heard a young person say, "I want to wander through life not knowing where I'm going." What I have heard are things like: "I failed to listen because I thought I could find my own way." Or, "I tried what I through was a shortcut." Or, "I looked for the landmarks; but it was dark, so it didn't look the same." Or, "I asked for help and was steered in a different direction; now I don't know where I am."
Don't Shut Them Out
The reality is that many kids in our culture will get lost. Maybe through curiosity, or trauma in their life, or the advice of their peers they'll get off the right path. Whatever the cause, when our kids are lost, we as parents have to take the responsibility to help them find their way back. The number one complaint I hear from troubled kids is that they feel so alone. Yes, they may have pushed their parents and family away, but now they don't know how to bring them back. Relationships are more important than ever at this point, but they may also be under more strain than ever.
It's vital that we as parents keep the lines of communication open, no matter how lost our teen has become. Leave the shaming and blaming out of your conversation. Yes, they've made mistakes and have lost their way, but it is no time to push them even further away with "I told you so's." Don't allow any embarrassment you are feeling to block or shape your reaction. Remember they want your time and attention more than ever (even though they may resist it a little at the same time). Most of all they are looking for someone to just listen. Short of compromising your own values and beliefs, be willing to do whatever it takes to lead your child back to the right path.
Listen and Find Unique Solutions
My friend Dr. Jim Burns has worked with young people for many years. He pointed out to me that the teen years are supposed to be something of an experimental period-which he and his wife experienced first-hand with their three daughters. One of the girls in particular was rebelling, so on the advice of their youth pastor they decided to take her out of a Christian school and place her in a public school instead. That way, they reasoned, instead of her rebelling against the conservative rules of the Christian school and Christianity in general, she would shift her focus to rebel against the culture of the public school. And it worked! It worked for her, that is. It was a unique solution to helping her find her way back home-one that many parents might miss if they followed the old road map and forced her to conform.
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How can I have peace?
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Summary: Peace is illusive in our society. But God has provided a way for us to have it through thinking about the right things.
Scripture: Philippians 4:1-4:9 (add scripture)
Denomination: Baptist
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Dec. 5, 1999 Phil. 4:1-9
How can I have Peace?
If someone were to come and ask you, �WHAT IS PEACE�, how would you answer them? Peace is one of those things that everyone wants, but no one has a real clear answer of what it is or how you can get it and keep it. I like to look in the dictionary whenever I have a word that I need a clear understanding of. Webster�s dictionary has this to say about peace: it is the �freedom from or stopping of war; freedom from public disturbance or disorder; freedom from disagreement or quarrels, harmony, concord; an undisturbed state of mind, absence of mental conflict; calm, quiet, tranquility.� Someone once said that �Peace is that brief glorious moment in history when everybody stands around reloading.� [Lloyd Cory, Quote Unquote]
All the explanations of peace that I have mentioned so far and probably many of the explanations of peace that you might give talk about peace as if it is something that happens when conflict and problems are not present. I have to get rid of all those things that create anxiety in my life in order for me to have peace. I have to get rid of my husband or my kids, or my boss or my neighbors or my bills. If this is so, then you will never have peace, because as long as you are alive, you will always have conflict, and you will always have problems. I want us to see today that peace comes not by getting rid of our problems but by focussing our thoughts on what God wants us to think about. Someone else said �Peace is that calm of mind that is not ruffled by adversity, overclouded by a remorseful conscience, or disturbed by fear.� [as quoted in The tale of the Tardy Oxcart] Peace doesn�t come with the absence of the storm; it comes in the presence of the storm because Jesus is walking there beside us, and we�ve got our eyes on Him.
1. Peace comes through a mind that forgives. (vs. 2-3)
The church that Paul was writing to, the church in the city of Philippi, did not have peace. (By the way � the book of Philipians is the only book in the Bible that was written specifically to West Virginians. It was written to Philipi even though we pronounce it differently here). One of the main reasons for this lack of peace in the church was two women that were fighting with one another. There names were Euodia and Syntyche. We have no record of what they were fighting about, but whatever it was, it had separated their friendship with each other. I read this week of two unmarried sisters who lived together. Because of a slight disagreement over an insignificant issue, they stopped speaking to each other. Unable and unwilling to move out of their small house, they continued to use the same rooms, eat at the same table (separately), and sleep in the same bedroom. Without one word. A chalk line divided the sleeping area into two halves, separating a doorway and fireplace. Each could come and go, cook and eat, sew and read without crossing over into her sister�s domain. Through the night each could hear the breathing of the foe, but because neither was willing to take the first step to reconciliation and forgiveness, they coexisted for years in grinding silence. This situation was creating enough of a problem that word had gotten all the way to Paul in prison about their conflict. Paul knew that this was something that he had to deal with because he knew how destructive
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The Jets coach is at it again, as he yesterday he took an early shot at the Patriots legendary head coach.
"I don't believe the one guy up in New England's got all the answers. I worry about ourselves, what we think of a player and how we evaluate a player. Do I respect the hell out of Bill? Absolutely. But if we think a player can help us, we don't care how we get him."
The quote is taken in the context of Ryan hoping that Jermaine Cunningham, and Ras-I Dowling, two former Patriots, will help out his defense in 2014.
I will give Ryan credit for saying he respects Belichick, because you would have to be crazy not to respect him. But at the same time, is it really smart for Ryan to be talking about Belichick again? Generally speaking, when he opens his big mouth, it usually backfires on him and his team.
As for Cunningham and Dowling, I wouldn't get my hopes up too high if I were a Jets fan. Cunningham never really flashed enough talent to be productive in this league, and while Dowling certainly has some good skills, he simply can't stay healthy.
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Chemical and physical processes in protoplanetary disks
Fujun Du is modeling chemical and physical processes in protoplanetary disks – the disks around young stars where planets may form. He's particularly interested in how the physical parameters of the star and disk control the abundance and distribution of water. He's studying this using a code written from scratch that is able to model the continuum and line radiative transfer (from UV to mm), the heating and cooling of gas and dust, and the evolution of hundreds of interrelated chemical species. One of his current plans is to test his model's predictions of the distribution of hot and warm water with high angular resolution observations. He's also interested in the fate of this water and the other disk material, whether they are dispersed into interstellar space or accommodated into planets.
Delivery of interstellar material to planet-forming regions; how planets get their size and composition; disk accretion, diffusion, and dispersal; computer simulation.
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Floor Speech - Sen. Cornyn Discusses Obama Admin's Deferral of F-16 Sales to Ally Taiwan 9-21-11
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The White House is refusing to negotiate with US Senator John Cornyn over his demands for greater â clarityâ on whether the US will agree to the future sale of F-16C/D jets to Taiwan. Despite enormous pressure, US President Barack Obama will not even discuss the issue. Cornyn is putting the presidentâ s feet to the fire by holding up the nomination of Mark Lippert for the job of US assistant secretary of defense for Asian and Pacific security affairs. It is an important job, and one that would make Lippert â nominated by Obama in October last year â the Pentagonâ s top Asia official. However, under the...Taipei Times 2012-03-24
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Taiwan (i/ˌtaɪˈwɑːn/ TY-WAHN; Chinese: 臺灣 or 台灣; pinyin: Táiwān; see below), officially the Republic of China (ROC; Chinese: 中華民國; pinyin: Zhōnghuá Mínguó), is a state in East Asia. Originally based in mainland China, the Republic of China now governs the island of Taiwan (formerly known as Formosa), which forms over 99% of its current territory, as well as Penghu, Kinmen, Matsu, and other minor islands. Neighboring states include the People's Republic of China to the west, Japan to the east and northeast, and the Philippines to the south. Taipei is the capital city and economic and cultural centre of the country, and New Taipei is the most populous city.
The earliest evidence of inhabitation of Taiwan dates back to the late Paleolithic era. The island of Taiwan was mainly inhabited by Taiwanese aborigines before being colonized in the 17th century by the Dutch and the Spanish Empire. The first Han Chinese polity on Taiwan began when Koxinga's troops defeated Dutch forces and established the Kingdom of Tungning. The island was subsequently ruled by the Qing Dynasty after the kingdom's defeat in the Battle of Penghu in 1683, a period that lasted for over 200 years. Following Japan's victory over the Qing Dynasty in the first Sino-Japanese war, Taiwan was ceded to Japan under the Treaty of Shimonoseki in 1895.


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