Cleverly saving the "kidnapped" Browser

I believe that all Internet users have encountered malicious or malicious web pages, tampered with the settings on their browsers, and some of them have been tampered. Program Internet Explorer and anti-virus software can be exploited, and hackers may encounter malicious tampering programs, such as IE tools such as bar search. Anti-Virus Software or Internet Assistant is powerless. So today, the author recommends a tool hijackthis that can be used to save Internet Explorer from being kidnapped. It can scan the programs bound to Internet Explorer, in the scan results, the user finds that the "kidnapping" murderer can "kill" it.

I. hijackthis small Archive

MC Software Package
Software name: hijackthis
Software Version: 1.991
Software size: 209kb
Software nature: Free Software
Application Platform: Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000/XP

Download the tool, decompress it, and run the program to use it. After hijackthis is run, the User Wizard window appears. Select the "Scan System and save logs" option to use hijackthis to scan and find the program bound to IE in the system. After hijackthis scan is complete, the search result is displayed, and log files (figure 1 ).

TIPS: many users do not know which parameters represent specific programs for the result data scanned, and which programs can be deleted with log files, you can paste the scan result report to the Forum and let the computer experts give you some advice.

As shown in the hijackthis scan result (Figure 2), QQ and eBay shopping programs are not malicious programs, but they are bound to IE, Which is useless to many users, you can delete them to restore IE's freedom.

Tip: hijackthis provides the backup function. If the application is deleted by mistake, it can be restored.

Hijackthis provides an explanation function for each program. You can select an unfamiliar program and click "project information" to view the description of hijackthis Program (Figure 3 ).

Ii. instance applications

We opened the IE browser and found that the QQ program was installed, right-click the menu and add the menu commands "add to QQ custom panel", "add to QQ emoticons", and "send this image with qq mms" (figure 4 ), these commands are basically useless but bound to the right-click menu of IE. We will use hijackthis to clear them.

After scanning the system with hijackthis, we found several items about QQ loading. The names of these items are exactly the same as the shortcut menu function we want to clear. If you are afraid that deleting these programs in hijackthis will affect the normal operation of the system program, you can click "Configure" to open the Tool Setting window, select "Back up before fixing the problem" (figure 5), so that you can use hijackthis to restore the deletion error.

Now you can select several QQ programs to be repaired in hijackthis and click the "Repair" button. Then, hijackthis will pop up and ask if you want to delete the selected items. OK. After deletion, use hijackthis to scan the system. Just now, the QQ projects have disappeared. Restart IE to view the right menu. The three QQ menu commands have disappeared. To restore them, open the backup option in the hijackthis Configuration window (figure 6) to restore them.