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Get this program:Trytostaydead wrote:I have tried to wipe the adwares on my computer that ARE SERIOUSLY SLAGGING MY PROCESSOR SPEED... but each time I do so, each adware found is associated with Kazaa..
damn, this is pissing me off.
Spybot also searches through the registry. It's found a couple of obsolete programs for me several times.Darth_Zod wrote:you also may need to go through your registry files manually and find anything connected to Kazaa. after that i'd highly recommend completely removing anything that was installed when you got Kazaa and uninstalling a new p2p program. like K Lite or DC++.
How do I do that? Sorry, ever since Win95 I lost all touch with whatever computer-speak I spoke.Darth_Zod wrote:you also may need to go through your registry files manually and find anything connected to Kazaa. after that i'd highly recommend completely removing anything that was installed when you got Kazaa and uninstalling a new p2p program. like K Lite or DC++.
A bit of clarification would be helpful. It worked for you, or it didn't?darthdavid wrote:On a whim i downloaded spybod s&d and it found a but load of stuff in there.
You realize that the folks that run Kazaa are suing anyone that hosts K-lite and anyone that links to it....right? Just by posting that, both Mike and you could end up in court with big ass fines.Luzifer's right hand wrote:Check out *URL REMOVED* for older builds of kazza-lite(I prefer them)
Why are they doing that, I would think they'd be happy that people are recommending their software.Vertigo1 wrote:You realize that the folks that run Kazaa are suing anyone that hosts K-lite and anyone that links to it....right? Just by posting that, both Mike and you could end up in court with big ass fines.Luzifer's right hand wrote:Check out *URL REMOVED* for older builds of kazza-lite(I prefer them)
Didn't Sherman Networks say it was because KazaaLite infringed on copyright laws or something like that? Go figure.Gandalf wrote:Why are they doing that, I would think they'd be happy that people are recommending their software.Vertigo1 wrote:You realize that the folks that run Kazaa are suing anyone that hosts K-lite and anyone that links to it....right? Just by posting that, both Mike and you could end up in court with big ass fines.Luzifer's right hand wrote:Check out *URL REMOVED* for older builds of kazza-lite(I prefer them)
Thats it exactly. Kazaa Lite is the same software, but doesn't have the advertisements....which is how Sherman Networks gets their money.Ignorant_Boy wrote:Didn't Sherman Networks say it was because KazaaLite infringed on copyright laws or something like that? Go figure.
You mean the adware and spyware....Vertigo1 wrote:Thats it exactly. Kazaa Lite is the same software, but doesn't have the advertisements....which is how Sherman Networks gets their money.Ignorant_Boy wrote:Didn't Sherman Networks say it was because KazaaLite infringed on copyright laws or something like that? Go figure.
... And because it requires people to voluntarily install it on their system. You ever read through the Kazaa terms of service?The only reason that shit is not considered a fucking virus is because someone is making money off of it
Yes, there is the fact that most users are completely unaware of the crap that brings their computer to a crawl or reports thier doings home to momma, these are characteristics shared between viruses, spyware/adware and microsoft products.SPOOFE wrote:... And because it requires people to voluntarily install it on their system. You ever read through the Kazaa terms of service?The only reason that shit is not considered a fucking virus is because someone is making money off of it
k-lite isn't operated by the same people that run kazaa. it's a hacked version that's ran by a third party with no direct connection. they're upset about k-lite being ran mainly because they don't make any profit off of it.Gandalf wrote:Why are they doing that, I would think they'd be happy that people are recommending their software.Vertigo1 wrote:You realize that the folks that run Kazaa are suing anyone that hosts K-lite and anyone that links to it....right? Just by posting that, both Mike and you could end up in court with big ass fines.Luzifer's right hand wrote:Check out *URL REMOVED* for older builds of kazza-lite(I prefer them)
If you're referring to Cydoor, thats easily taken care of by aquiring a dummy DLL to replace it with. (deleting it will cause Kazaa to not function properly)Keevan_Colton wrote:You mean the adware and spyware....
The only reason that shit is not considered a fucking virus is because someone is making money off of it, that ups it from virus to marketing strategy.
Like WASTE.Wicked Pilot wrote:Just ditch Kazaa and get something else. Kazaa, like AOL, is for 14 year old girls who don't know any better.
Lets just say that for the RIAA (or your ISP) to see what you're doing, they would have to actually crack the encryption...which is VERY illegal in the US as well as many countries IIRC. (which they'll have to be very good at it since the encryption is generated by moving your mouse. 
)Damn, that's pretty heavy coding. Who has the time to do stuff like that?Vertigo1 wrote:Like WASTE.Wicked Pilot wrote:Just ditch Kazaa and get something else. Kazaa, like AOL, is for 14 year old girls who don't know any better.
Like programmers have any lifeStormTrooperTR889 wrote:Damn, that's pretty heavy coding. Who has the time to do stuff like that?Vertigo1 wrote:Like WASTE.Wicked Pilot wrote:Just ditch Kazaa and get something else. Kazaa, like AOL, is for 14 year old girls who don't know any better.
