VX2/?:user settings HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-21-809299238-3646181656-3495054330-1006\Software\Destiny This continually comes up at various sites I visit. What is this exactly and what is it doing on my computer? Is it harmful? Ty to anyone that responds! I really appreciate your help!!

VX2 tracks the Web sites that users visit and reports that information back to the company, which adds it to a database tracking each user. Worse yet, VX2 collects information from the on-line forms that users fill out. VX2 promises that it won't collect anything sensitive - like credit card numbers or passwords - but the only contact information available for the company is a Hotmail address and a PO box in Las Vegas.

Removal instructions Use "Find..." to locate VX2.dll on your system. Note the path where it is installed (e.g. C:\Windows\VX2.dll) Select Start > Run, and type the following: regsvr32 /u "C:\Windows\VX2.dll" replacing C:\Windows\VX2.dll with the path you noted earlier. (You should then see a message window such as "DllUnregisterServer in C:\Windows\VX2.dll succeeded.") Delete VX2.dll have fun : )

VX2 is more sinsister than your average spyware - it is designed to use free space on ppl's comp as server space. You will have a VX2.dll file in yourr registry which you will have to find and delete

Everytime I run check with SpyBot, VX2/? keeps coming up. I keep fixing it/delete VX2/?, but it comes back again a while later. I have read the other postings and tried to remove the VX2.dll. But it is not found on any of my hard drives (I have 3 drives). Yet it keeps coming back. I checked to see if it is hidden, but I have "show all files" under IE options. Does anyone have a fix for this. Please Help.

Yep, exact same problem here. No VX2 files found in any of my hard drives and the regsistry but it continues to come up when spybot runs, even after I just ran it a few minutes ago. I have Spybot, Adaware, Norton Personal Firewall, and my regular Norton anti-virus. The registry key HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-21-809299238-3646181656-3495054330-1006\Software\Destiny keeps returning even after I delete and reboot the system. This is getting to be really an annoyance. It also keeps popping up a "page not found" page everytime a open and close my browser. I also observed in my netstat that port 3531 keeps connecting to various sites so I just put this port in my blocked port services with my Linksys VPN/firewall.

VX2 betterinternet - Difficult to remove this pest. (see also any notes on look2me) NOTE: To show the 'Hidden' attribute files, first make sure that in Folder Options > View hidden and operating system files are set to show. http://www.xtra.co.nz/help/0,,4155-1916458,00.html Also, set Folder Options and Search to find and show all files. Extract it and then run the vbs Show all XP Search files http://mjc1.com/files/mo/Show%20&%20Find%20All.zip Download this tool: http://www.kraftig.com/InstallFile/#download "Installfile" Extract to the root drive C:\ for easy navigation (In it's folder!) In the C:\Installfile folder RightClick and make new text document. Type in it: test Save it as (save as *all files from the drop box) spyware.dll Next, save the entire contents of the quote box (save as all files again ) as fix.reg QUOTE REGEDIT4[-HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Look2Me] [-HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{DDFFA75A-E81D-4454-89FC-B9FD0631E726}][HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Shell Extensions\Approved]"{DDFFA75A-E81D-4454-89FC-B9FD0631E726}"=-[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\User Agent\Post Platform]"{D3BE1580-F0D1-11D7-A2EE-0020780711A5}"=- Double click on 'WinstallFile.exe' in the folder and in 'Sourcefile' browse to the location of the C:\WINDOWS\System\msg{D3BE1580-F0D1-11D7-A2EE-0020780711A5}0115.dll In 'Destinationfile' navigate to the spyware.dll in 'Installfile' folder. (result should be: C:\Installfile\SPYWARE.DLL) Click 'Add to list'. If you get "no errors found.." -Reboot!! Upon restart, navigate to 'Installfile' folder and DoubleClick on 'fix.reg' Answer 'yes' to the merge prompt. Check your taskbar toolbar and uncheck any 'ghosts'/extra check marks or quick launch if present. Check on the spyware.dll to be 320kb in size. if so, delete it.