I' m trying one more time, does anyone really know how to rid EZULA TOP TEXT?
Q. I posted this once, and everything that was answered I've tried.I've tried about every spyware,and virus type program I have.System mechanic 6,avg,adaware,counterspy, kapersky.Tried to find it in add and remove programs.Checked task manager.If anyone can help, I'd sure appreciate it.It's really frustrating when everytime you open a program and I run internet cleanup anti-spy ezula is there!I delete it and it comes right back.Thanks
Asked by Just passin thru - Fri Jun 2 15:35:17 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Here is a remoavl tool for that spyware> After running the above tool do a full systen scan with your antivirus software..then run disk cleanup program
Answered by rojoe Retired From Y!A - Fri Jun 2 15:40:55 2006

My anti spyware from McAfee doesn't catch a spy called EZULA wich I found to exist on a free scan from Earthli
Q. All it catches is cookies. But the free scan turned up the spy calledd EZULA. Is there a way to scan more effectively?
Asked by karenkee31 - Sat Apr 29 18:06:58 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Go here: McAfee knows about it but allows it for some strange reason. Next time use firefox!
Answered by Xenu.net - Sat Apr 29 18:15:56 2006

ezula adware and Trojan.vundo?
Q. We are using Norton and the Yahoo! Anti-Spy software. They are continuously finding Trojan.vundo and ezula adware viruses. The Norton says they are/have been blocked and the Yahoo! Anti-Spy removes the ezula, we have even removed them from the registry but they are either still there or have come back. The Norton is finding/blocking the Trojan.vundo like 3 or 4 times A DAY. How can we get rid of these totally and why do they keep coming back? Or is it that they are never really gone? We heard that a cable connection makes your computer more susceptible to viruses. Does anyone know if this is true? Also, since we download alot of things, we figure it/these came from something we downloaded. Could it still be in something we've DL? And how… [cont.]
Asked by SinDelle Morte - Sun Nov 25 17:23:46 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. These two should do it for you: Download SuperAntiSpyware. It will remove the majority of difficult Trojans etc. Turn off System Restore. Load the application in normal mode but run in Safe Mode. Safe Mode can be started by continually pressing F8 during the boot sequence. If you are badly infected you might need to run SuperAntiSpyware more than once to give you a totally clean system. Assuming SuperAntiSpyware still failed to totally clean your system I suggest you download a Smitfraud removal program from: Again run in Safe Mode. Good luck & safe surfing. wdw
Answered by Who Dares Wins - Sun Nov 25 17:29:13 2007