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eAnthology
Name: Diane Date: October 6, 2002 at 14:01:24 Pacific OS: Windows XP CPU/Ram: 930 & 260
Comment:
Warning not to download eAnthology also called Stop Sign. I got it on my computer with some screensaver or something and it would not uninstall. It was the most annoying software I've ever seen each time I started up my computer and it took me to their website. I had to reformat my whole computer. Would like to know how to get rid of it in case I ever get it again. Think it is a type of virus that they disguise as a program.
Name: Jim Beau Date: October 6, 2002 at 15:08:09 Pacific
Reply:
e-anthology is scumware.I know I had it before.Spybot search and destroy may detect and remove it.Go to Spywareinfo.com and check out the forum.They have a current thread about e-anthology uder "spyware" category.Spybot is available as a download there.It's also a free program.Hope this helps.JB
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Response Number 2
Name: Norm Date: October 6, 2002 at 18:45:51 Pacific
Summary: I recently went thu an ordeal to remove eanthology/acceleration software from my pc. I tried adware which patially removed the elements and then 3 kind people helped me out of my crisis. Adware wrote ...
Summary: bought computer 3 days ago and it has mcafee as antivirus. I get virus alert and its from software called eAnthology saying I have a virus. Mcafee says I have no virus. Hp tells me its a mcafee prod...
Summary: To whom it may concern: This eanthology supposed virus scan program is most ungracious and persistant in attacting my computer, no matter how often I delete from my regedit.exe code, which is the supp...
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