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I've suddenly got this little icon in my taskbar, and can't get rid of it. When I left or right click on it, nothing happens, and no option to close, etc.
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I've suddenly got this little icon in my taskbar, and can't get rid of it. When I left or right click on it, nothing happens, and no option to close, etc.
Malwarebytes
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Just a rogue program/window, used to happen to me with Windows XP too.
But, if after a reboot if it still exists, then I would certainly run a spyware and malware check.
Malwarebytes
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Okay, thanks guys. I watched the "Task Manager" a couple of times while it was booting, and I'm almost sure it's an .exe file called "ccsvchst.exe". (the little white thingy pops up during the booting process)
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Yeah, looks like Norton and the ccsvchst.exe file involved. Just for the heck of it, I checked Norton history and it was blocking a second instance of that file the same time I noticed thepop up. Must just be a bug in Norton. But, I'll be sure and run some malware checks to play it safe. Thanks again...
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I 'm not sure of the problem either but I normally go to majorgeeks.com for their other downloads - Mike posted Malwarebytes , I also use superantispyware.|MG| SUPERAntiSpyware 4.35.1002 Final Download
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Stumbled across this free program. Pretty cool...gives you a little more info about your running processes.Process Explorer
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I used to use norton but too many problems with internet, and applications not working correctly, slowing down the computer, etc., switched to kaspersky and stopped having problems.
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In my opinion Norton is very buggy . I would recomend Kaspersky, Nod32 , or free alternatives as avira, avast! and grisoft .
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hey zeller & Mike,
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hey zeller & Mike,
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I have been using System Suite ver 10 for a number of years. Very satisfied. The AntiVirus has been excellent over the years, besides all the other bells and whistles. SystemSuite Professional*10 | PC Security Software
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Max,
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