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Seems to fine the same objects over and over. I say clean the
computer and within hours it finds the same ones and then says not
found because it already got rid of them days before.
Maybe if I uninstall it and reinstall it might fix the problem. Or
does anyone else have a solution.

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"joevan" <> wrote in message
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> Seems to fine the same objects over and over. I say clean the
> computer and within hours it finds the same ones and then says not
> found because it already got rid of them days before.
> Maybe if I uninstall it and reinstall it might fix the problem. Or
> does anyone else have a solution.

It's probably finding cookies. They are recreated every time you go online
to certain web sites. Change the scan behavior to not include them, or just
continue as-as. You can also set up your browser to block cookies, but
re-installing will do nothing to change the situation.

On Sat, 20 Nov 2010 14:08:44 -0500, "KCB" <>
wrote:

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>"joevan" <> wrote in message
>news:.. .
>> Seems to fine the same objects over and over. I say clean the
>> computer and within hours it finds the same ones and then says not
>> found because it already got rid of them days before.
>> Maybe if I uninstall it and reinstall it might fix the problem. Or
>> does anyone else have a solution
>
>It's probably finding cookies. They are recreated every time you go online
>to certain web sites. Change the scan behavior to not include them, or just
>continue as-as. You can also set up your browser to block cookies, but
>re-installing will do nothing to change the situation.
No not cookies and all it says is removed not found or remove not
found.
worm:32Silly_P2P.H
or Trojan:Win32/Sisron

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"joevan" <> wrote in message
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> On Sat, 20 Nov 2010 14:08:44 -0500, "KCB" <>
> wrote:
>
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>>"joevan" <> wrote in message
>>news:. ..
>>> Seems to fine the same objects over and over. I say clean the
>>> computer and within hours it finds the same ones and then says not
>>> found because it already got rid of them days before.
>>> Maybe if I uninstall it and reinstall it might fix the problem. Or
>>> does anyone else have a solution
>>
>>It's probably finding cookies. They are recreated every time you go
>>online
>>to certain web sites. Change the scan behavior to not include them, or
>>just
>>continue as-as. You can also set up your browser to block cookies, but
>>re-installing will do nothing to change the situation.
> No not cookies and all it says is removed not found or remove not
> found.
> worm:32Silly_P2P.H
> or Trojan:Win32/Sisron

Start computer in safe mode, then run full system scan with your anti-virus.
You can Google either one of those to find more information.