In many cases once the "intruder" is on your system then even...

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    In many cases once the "intruder" is on your system then even though you uninstall the problem it will reinstall itself once your machine is rebooted.

    You could do a "run" "msconfig" and look at the startup services to see if there is anything strange there.

    Alternatively, an extremely useful program is Hijackthis.

    http://www.majorgeeks.com/download3155.html

    This is a great utility and will locate every problem on your system.

    BUT read the warning, you need to have a bit of an idea what you are doing when deleting files.

    There is no problem in downloading and installing the program so you can do a run and see the results - you don't need to act on what you see.

 
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