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Help accessing misspelt pages etc

Wee_Fifer
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Hi everyone,
not being very techie minded i thought i'd ask you all how to help.
I've been trying to check out various misspelling sites for ebay and either get a blank page opening, or it just sits and does nothing.
I've also noticed that if i google for anything that sometimes sites listed down the left hand side often come up with a cant connect page. The page its trying to access often starts with qksrv.net/. I've tried changing and switching pop up blocker off, not sure what to try next!
Anyone have any ideas??
not being very techie minded i thought i'd ask you all how to help.
I've been trying to check out various misspelling sites for ebay and either get a blank page opening, or it just sits and does nothing.
I've also noticed that if i google for anything that sometimes sites listed down the left hand side often come up with a cant connect page. The page its trying to access often starts with qksrv.net/. I've tried changing and switching pop up blocker off, not sure what to try next!
Anyone have any ideas??

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Just a thought have you got any antispyware it could be spyware causeing problems , if not try downloading this and do a full system scan..
Windows DefenderIf it doesn't fit, force it; if it breaks, it needed replacement anywaySarcasm helps keep you from telling people what you really think of them
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Thanks guys for taking the time to reply!
I tried to click on both your links but nothing happened, nothing opened. its got me stumped!0 -
Taken from: http://www3.ca.com/securityadvisor/pest/pest.aspx?id=453060845Qksrv.net
Overview
Vendor Description
"Cookies assist Commission Junction in tracking Internet Users' activities beginning from a Publisher's web site or subscription e-mail through an Advertiser's web site that the Internet User links to from the Publisher's site or e-mail. If the Internet User re-visits the Advertiser's site directly, Commission Junction is able to continue to track the Internet User's activities on the Advertiser's site and reward the Publisher that referred the Internet User... Cookies are used in two stages of Commission Junction tracking: when an Advertiser's banner image is loaded on a Web page for viewing by an Internet User and when the banner is clicked by an Internet User. The function of these Cookies is to provide Commission Junction with information solely for the purpose of paying Publishers commissions when an Internet User clicks on a link, creates a lead, or makes a purchase on an Advertiser's Web site."
Who is Commission Junction and how is it related to qksrv.net? Commission Junction is a leader in pay-for-performance marketing that serves billions of impressions monthly for its clients, ranking it among the largest ad networks in the world.
When advertisers join the Commission Junction network, they place ads, offers, and links in the network, making them available for placement by a publisher. Publishers apply to join the advertiser's program, and upon acceptance, select and place the advertiser's offers on their Web site or in their email newsletter.
These offers and links are served and tracked by Commission Junction through the qksrv.net domain. When an email recipient or a visitor to a publisher's Web site makes an actual purchase online or fills out a form, that transaction is tracked and recorded by Commission Junction. Commission Junction handles all of the collection and processing required to ensure fair and timely commission payment for the publisher, and all of the administration and verification necessary to ensure qualified sales and leads for the advertiser.
On rare occasions, a publisher may violate the Commission Junction service agreement by sending unsolicited email with a qksrv.net tracking link. Category
Tracking Cookie : Any cookie that is shared among two or more web pages for the purpose of tracking a user's surfing history.
Taken from: http://www.spywareremove.com/removeQksrv.htmlQksrv.
Below are step by step instructions to remove Qksrv from your computer.
Note: This process is difficult and is not recommend unless you are an expert in this field. The manual process is also dangerous as the removal process requires you to access and edit sensitive files in the registry of your machine and run the risk of totally destroying your computer.
An important point to remember when removing Qksrv is to delete all parts of the Qksrv code. This is a must as Qksrv will rebuild itself and will result in further spreading of the spyware parasite.
On the right is a link to a simple tool that you can download to remove Qksrv or any other spyware that your machine may have simply picked up.
CLICK HERE TO GET THE FREE SCANNER NOWQksrv Description
Qksrv is a tracking cookie that monitors your Internet activity and gathers your personal information as you surf the web. This information may be retrieved by the parent company, without your consent.
Qksrv Removal Instructions
Before you can delete files, you must first stop all the Qksrv processes that are running in memory.
Do this by ending all processes from the Task Manager.
Press CTRL+ALT+DELETE to open the Windows Task Manager. If you see multiple
"tabs," click on the "Processes" tab. For each process that you would like
to kill, find the process name in the list, click it to select it, and click
the "End Process" button.
Delete registry values Instructions:
Open the Windows Registry Editor by clicking on the Windows "Start" button,
clicking "Run," and typing "regedit" into the box in the Window that appears. Click "OK".
Once the Registry Editor is open, navigate through the registry tree to the
location of the key that you wish to delete. When you find the key or
value to be deleted, click on it to highlight it and press the "DELETE" key.
Unregister DLL Instructions:
To un-register a DLL file, first locate the file on your hard drive.
Open a command prompt window by clicking on the Windows "Start" button,
clicking "Run," and typing "cmd" into the box in the Window that appears. Click "OK."
Next type "regsvr32 /u " and press the "ENTER" key.
For example, to un-register a file called "myDll.dll" which is located in
the "C:\windows\system32" folder, your would type
"regsvr32 /u C:\windows\system32\myDll.dll" and press the "ENTER" key.
Delete File Entries:
qksrv
I've quoted the text from these sites since you can't click on links posted in this forum. Hope this helps.0 -
Try this to see if it gets links working again...
Open Internet Explorer, Tool, Internet Options, Programs Tab,
Reset Web Settings, take tick out of Reset Homepage Then Yes and Ok.
Also Go here afterwards http://housecall.trendmicro.com/ if you cant click the link
after doing the above type it into the address bar of your browser.0 -
https://www.fatfingers.com is a good one to use.0
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Thanks Guys!!!!!:T
have run Trend house call, got links working again. I use tren internet security so can't understand why it didn't get most of the stuff. not to worry, it looks likes its fixed now.
Much appreciation coming your way
thanks, Wee Fifer0
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