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How can I remove a sex account pass page from my start up?

My laptop was used by a friend who I scrolled through a sex website called sexxxpassport, and now everytime I start up my laptop the account subscription keeps coming up. I requested to cancel the account but it doesn't work.

I would appreciate any advice.

Thanks

SC, February 2007

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I have a program called NOADWARE it seemed to do the trick.

John, June 2007

A FRIEND HAD THIS ON HIS PC..
I TOLD HIM TO DO THE FOLOWING & IT WORKED!! :)

GO TO DOWNLOAD.COM
GET/INSTAL SPYWARE BLASTER
GET/INSTAL SPYBOT SEARCH AND DESTROY

UPDATE THE DATA BASES FOR THEM BOTH!!

THEN RUN EACH 1 SEPARATELY

AND SAY BYE BYE TO THE SH#TY SEXPASSPORT PEST FROM YOUR PC!! :)

PCGURU, May 2007

Click on my computer
Then C drive.
Then windows
Then system 32

then all you have to do is find the following 3 files and click delete on them. They will probably be in alpahbetical order.
1. UBSauthenticateAXC.ocx
2. winiconmon.ico
3. sexxxpassport.ico

oh and make sure after u go to the recycle bin and delete these again. As you know once you have deleted something it goes there as a back up incase you want it back.

Simple

Thank you

Matty K, April 2007

i hav atempted to delete all related items but i get notices "file protected" thus not alowin me to delete file.
also this pop up from "MBS" claims i have becaome a member of Sexxxpassport and requests £19.99, which i hav not done!
their is no way that i can physicaly destroy this unles i pay which i am NOT willing to do! So what can i do?
this seems highly illeagle and something shuld be done!

Mik, April 2007

use above answer or you could try:
-start
-control panel
-add or remove programs
enter into this and look for something that relates to the sexpassport and click to remove

hope either answer helps

eve, February 2007

Click Start/All programmes/Startup and check to see if it is included, then delete.
Click Start/Search and type in the word. Delete all references to it when found.
Click Start/Run and type in Regedit Click the top entry 'My Computer' then open up the menu 'Edit' then 'Find' and type in the word. Delete any reference then press Ctrl+F to find more.
Hope these work for you.

iengine, February 2007