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hi did u ever get your search settings back? A while back, I posted here asking for some help after something called HUNTBAR showed up all over my computer, and in the replies to that post were several mentions of this XUPITER. I told them I'd never heard of XUPITER (thankfully) and that that...

OK, I'm not real sure what I should do here... even though it sounds like you all have just told me exactly what to do. But ... see, I already REMOVED that Huntbar stuff myself, remember? I mean, as far as I can see, there is no evidence of it remaining ANYWHERE on my computer - not that I CAN...

Oh, and I forgot to mention this in my previous post: that the error message I get every time I try to open up my IE browser is NOT the one Junior Tech quoted in an earlier post, but rather (surprise!) the very one that I quoted in my first post to start this thread. That is the exact error...

Hi - well, thanks, all, for responding, but I'm afraid that's not it -- but I suspect it's gonna be something real similar to what you're talking about -- just some other slimeball company instead of this Xupiter you refer to. As far as I know, I haven't yet been unlucky enough to have...

Suddenly, every single time I try to open my IE (5.5) browser, I get this error about user.exe.(See subject) I close the error box and that's it - nothing else happens. No browser window opens at all. I use Compuserve to access the Net, so I can still surf the Net as long as I stay in CS, but as...

Just from my own experience, my answer is a resounding no! Many users have apparently gone up to 6.0 with great success and no problems, but I can see in multiple threads on this site alone, that I am not the only one who wishes they'd never upgraded! I wish I could tell you the actual detials...

about the Intel connection booster jmatt mentioned above, have you (or anyone) used this yet? Does anyone know if it can really do any good? And even more importantly, can it do any bad? I'd like to try it, but I'm a fervent believer in not fixing what ain't broke (although too often, I seem...