Can’t get rid of Internet Cleanup warning!

[Kirk]

I installed a demo version of Internet cleanup, which was kind off annoying so I threw it away, but now I get a warning everytime I logg in saying:

"Network SpyAlert protection Expired!
The installed demonstration version of Internet Cleanup has expired
To purchase the demo, run the Internet Cleanup application for details"

How can I get rid of this message?!

 

[Blue Velvet]

Is there anything you don't want in your startup items in system preferences?

System Preferences>Accounts>Startup Items tab

If so, remove it.

 

[Kirk]

Do you mean System/Library/StartupItems?

I’m not really sure what is supposed to be there . . .

The suspects in there are:
AuthServer
mDNSResponder
RemoteDesktopAgent
NetInfo
KernelEventAgent
BIND
SecurityServer
SNMP
SystemTuning

 

[Blue Velvet]

God, don't touch that...

No, I mean your System Preferences.

Apple Menu (top left)>System Preferences>Accounts>Startup Items tab

If you find something called Internet Cleanup or similar then disable it.

 

[munkle]

AS well as what BlueVelvet said, do a search via Finder (Command-f) for Internet Cleanup/InternetCleanup and delete any offending files that turn up.

 

[Kirk]

Oh, right . . .

Stupidity combined with a OS in norwegian does not mix well!

You were right. I’ve got it. Thank you!





Up the Arsenal!

 

[Blue Velvet]

Up the Arsenal!

Glad you got that sorted...


You think the Gunners are going to get a result today?

I suspect they are. Man Utd's form is not brilliant at the mo.

As a Chelsea fan, I hope that it's 0-0...

 

[munkle]

As a ManUtd fan, I'm sickened to see that I've been contributing to a post involving Arsenal/Chelsea fans
Counting down the hours till the big match tonight...our form might not be brilliant but I've got confidence in the big matches!

 

[Kirk]

Chelski?!

As long as mufc doesn’t win I’ll be happy. Maybe we can even avoid any red cards this time . . .

Thanks for the help guys!




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