I have a ton of popups and other crap clustered around the term "Tfiog" and God knows where else in my USER.DAT file and I don't know where to begin to delete without crashing everything.
I have had up to 20 or more programs that are running in the background. I close them, remove them from the startup, and uninstall them and even defrag but nothing seems to stop them. I don't know if there is a a procedure or program that does, but now even when nothing's running up front or in the background, they are completely crippling my contact database, internet, and email access.
Anything that can save my computer and identify how this all happened in the first place will put me back on a productive track at work and save me from the look of total disdain I'm getting from the owner. I'll be the first to admit I'm a somewhat reckless Web surfer but have never intentionally downloaded/installed anything - but have definitely seen downloads and installs occurring without me requesting it. I can't get a new computer until I can identify what happened and be sure it doesn't occur again.
Yep, I'm pretty desperate at this point.
I have had up to 20 or more programs that are running in the background. I close them, remove them from the startup, and uninstall them and even defrag but nothing seems to stop them. I don't know if there is a a procedure or program that does, but now even when nothing's running up front or in the background, they are completely crippling my contact database, internet, and email access.
Anything that can save my computer and identify how this all happened in the first place will put me back on a productive track at work and save me from the look of total disdain I'm getting from the owner. I'll be the first to admit I'm a somewhat reckless Web surfer but have never intentionally downloaded/installed anything - but have definitely seen downloads and installs occurring without me requesting it. I can't get a new computer until I can identify what happened and be sure it doesn't occur again.
Yep, I'm pretty desperate at this point.