Getting rid of "res://mshp.dll/index.html#37049"

Just today my browser start page has been taken over bythese people! "res://mshp.dll/index.html#37049".I ran Spybot Search and destroy, will now run Ad-Aware,but it's hanging on. I've gotten great assistance here in the past from great people like TomMyboy and Castletech. Can you please help me? Thank you,teacher4u!

Usually if you search Google with the exact URL you are being redirected to, you will find information as to how others have cleared up the same problem.

Thanks,mtattn,Good advice! That's exactly howI found DevShed in the first place. I think I'll wait and see if I get some more input from the experts here!

Try this thread:
http://computercops.biz/check14031previous.html

Check out this URL and see if the solution posted here works for you:

http://forums.techguy.org/t203900/s...11ebe49a02.html

Regards,

jlk

Seach for .Dll
Then look to see which ones have been updated recently?
Look for searchhook.dll or search hook folder
do an uninstall and restart your pc..

Thanks to all,we solved this problem at another thread.If you want to see how,just go to the link below! Thank you teacher4u



http://forums.devshed.com/showthrea...6109#post576109


end of this thread!

This virus, adware pain in the but can be solved by the following;

1) Find mshp.dll
2) Delete it
3) Go the Start/Run and type "RegEdit" hit enter
4) Hit ctr F and search the registry for mshp
5) Delete the key and hit F3 to find the next
6) Delete the Startup page key
7) hit F3 and keep deleting until you can't find it anymore

I think there where two keys.

Behind the scenes they run the dll from the windows directory and use the registry keys to store the start page and another helper file. I also tried to unregister the dll but it couldn't find the entry point.

Cheers!

This thread is a bit old now, but I've moved it anyway.

A quick way to get rid of res://mshp.dll/index.html#37049 is to restore you computer to a certain point. When you install programs, Windows creates restore points (you can also manually set these points). Go to Start, Programs, Accessorites, System Tools, and System Restore. (for XP) Follow the prompts for "Restore my computer to an earlier time." Submit a date when you know your computer was working fine, and you should be good. System Restore does not delete files, documents, or emails that you've created - it just loads the computer's settings to that date.

Thanks for the good advice but I can't do that with Win 2000 Professional. I may be able to return to a "System Snapshot" I took with Spywareblaster, Think so? Thanks teacher4u