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post #1
23 August 2005, 21:21 UTC#1
I went to this block checker site, n now whenever I open up a conversation, it says hey ive seen whose blocking me dadddadada.. so on, but the gay thing is, I uninstalled the dam program n restarted my computer, n it still does it! does anyone no how I can change it?
ps: I unisalled msn n restarted n installed it again
post #2
23 August 2005, 21:23 UTC#2
what block checker site?
post #3
23 August 2005, 21:24 UTC#3
QUOTE(Nico @ Aug 23 2005, 03:23 PM)
what block checker site?
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http://www.block-checker.com

1 of my friends told me to go to it, so I did n tryed it out n only screwed me up
post #4
23 August 2005, 21:26 UTC#4
Ah, I've not seen that before. Sorry mate would help if I could.
post #5
23 August 2005, 21:33 UTC#5
thx anyways, can anyone else help me? its really pissing me off
post #6
23 August 2005, 21:51 UTC#6
It's prolly still running on your system, or it's still got some files still installed, try this:

1) Go to C:\Programme Files\ Have a look and see if theres a file called "blcok checker" or something, if so delete it.

2) If it doesn't let you delete, it's prolly running on your system still, press CTRL+ALT+DEL, then go to "processes" see if it's running, look for the name. Then click end process and end it, then try and delete,

Ok, sometimes for me when I do this with other programmes, it keeps coming back, so just try right clicking it, and ending the "process tree" (do this on the task manager, "CTRL+ALT+DEL")

Still! if it doesnt go away, restart your pc, then end the process, before doing anything else, then delete the file,

If that's the case, then I dont believe I could of been more helpful, biggrin.gif
post #8
23 August 2005, 22:00 UTC#8
do system restore and put your computer back to just before you installed it?
post #9
23 August 2005, 22:15 UTC#9
QUOTE(Belly @ Aug 23 2005, 10:00 PM)
do system restore and put your computer back to just before you installed it?
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Didn't quite understand that, but if you meant "does the system restore function put your computer back to a certain date" then yes,
It create's store points every so often, you can choose what date you wish to restore back too,
post #11
23 August 2005, 22:19 UTC#11
QUOTE(BaZ_LnN @ Aug 23 2005, 03:51 PM)
It's prolly still running on your system, or it's still got some files still installed, try this:

1) Go to C:\Programme Files\    Have a look and see if theres a file called "blcok checker" or something, if so delete it.

2) If it doesn't let you delete, it's prolly running on your system still, press CTRL+ALT+DEL, then go to "processes" see if it's running, look for the name. Then click end process and end it, then try and delete,

Ok, sometimes for me when I do this with other programmes, it keeps coming back, so just try right clicking it, and ending the "process tree" (do this on the task manager, "CTRL+ALT+DEL")

Still! if it doesnt go away, restart your pc, then end the process, before doing anything else, then delete the file,

If that's the case, then I dont believe I could of been more helpful, biggrin.gif
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I did that 2 1 of the prgram, n the other 1 called csrss.exe wont delete, n when I click process tree this comes up: This is a critical system process. Task manager cannot end this process.
post #12
23 August 2005, 22:22 UTC#12
Dude go to my link seriously
post #13
23 August 2005, 22:23 UTC#13
QUOTE(Lucky @ Aug 23 2005, 10:19 PM)
I did that 2 1 of the prgram, n the other 1 called csrss.exe wont delete, n when I click process tree this comes up:  This is a critical system process. Task manager cannot end this process.
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Errrr, Did you restart your comp. and then the tryed to end the process? If that doesn't work just keep trying, I guess the programme is still installed, close msn messenger aswell whilst trying this,
post #14
23 August 2005, 22:25 UTC#14
dont delete all the of them chances are scrss.exe is needed by windows to run correctly.
post #15
23 August 2005, 22:27 UTC#15
QUOTE(Nuggeto @ Aug 23 2005, 10:22 PM)
Dude go to my link seriously, BaZ_LnN sucks, his guide on helping you sucks, just like him!
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What's wrong with my guide? Why do I suck??? Image file not present in the recovered backup
what makes your link so godddamn good??? Image file not present in the recovered backup
post #16
23 August 2005, 22:30 UTC#16
LOLLERSKATES No its not that your guide sucks, but im guessing that he has picked up some spyware and the guide I posted is a really in depth and noob friendly way of cleaning your system.


<3 BaZ
post #17
23 August 2005, 22:32 UTC#17
QUOTE(Nuggeto @ Aug 23 2005, 10:30 PM)
LOLLERSKATES No its not that your guide sucks, but im guessing that he has picked up some spyware and the guide I posted is a really in depth and noob friendly way of cleaning your system.


<3 BaZ
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Wow, I think I actually tricked you into not noticing that I edited your post in my reply biggrin.gif

<3
post #18
23 August 2005, 22:33 UTC#18
No I noticed it I just didn't feel like bitching about it :P
post #19
23 August 2005, 22:50 UTC#19
QUOTE(Nuggeto @ Aug 23 2005, 10:33 PM)
No I noticed it I just didn't feel like bitching about it :P
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Good Choice Image file not present in the recovered backup
post #20
24 August 2005, 01:18 UTC#20
yeah everybody on my list has had that it might be a viris
post #21
24 August 2005, 01:25 UTC#21
Lesson of the story is, d.t.a unofficial msn shit.
post #23
25 August 2005, 11:29 UTC#23
re-install msn?