Vista Antivirus 2010

Actually. I'm going to take the easiest route. I'm sending my laptop to a cafe-owner (close friend) of mine, he has a copy of Windows 7 Ultimate. I was either this, or to get Windows 7 ..I think it was either Basic or whatever from my uni (for free). I was going to install a bunch of things last night and let them run in Safe Mode though.

@Spidey: Tried to install MalwareBytes even IN safe mode, did not work. I installed Spybot, Spyware Doctor, etc, all worked. Except for my MalwareBytes downloads, which I tried from multiple sources. I didn't DL the one from sicnarf yet though. I figured, even if I did fix it with a spyware remover, I don't know where it's coming from, if it's really in my computer. My computer probably does have some security flaws. I originally had multiple passwords on my computer to protect it, as well as a really decent firewall before. But I system restored my computer a while ago, and ever since.. it got ..crappier? Everything went back to factory default settings, and now this happens. /rage

I'll just overwrite everything with Windows 7 Ultimate. I despise Vista with all of my hate anyways.

Also going to get a program from my friend that blocks scripts from all webpages. It'll instantly turn off unwanted advertisements and anything else, though some pages may look funky, I can change that be enabling scripts. This'll come in handy too. Once I Install Windows 7 on it, I'll do a complete revamp of my computer!

Hmm, I could have looked up what registry files you needed to edit for this particular spyware and walk you through what points need editing, but if you're fine with that method then I guess it kinda worked out for you.

Yes, blocking scripts from web pages is very useful. I make sure that my computer isn't exposed to anything suspicious. As I said before, a good antivirus and antispyware program is NOD32. It's not free (well, it is but y'know) but it's probably one of the best ones currently on the market.

Anyway, have fun with your revamp, I guess.