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i keep getting these AOL icons 2 get free internet............
y???? i looked under my installed programs an all that r installed r:
what is causing this?????Code:Alcatel Speedtouch USB (my modem driver)
ICQ Lite
Java Runtime Enviroment, SE v1.4.1_01
Java Web Start
Kazaa Lite v2.10 [K++ Edition] [build 3]
Messenger Plus!
MSN Messenger 6.0
Opera
Tweakui Powertoy for Windows XP
Lol :lol: Aol is a virus as far as Im concerned............It suckkkkkkkkkkkkkksssssss!!! :P
I'm pretty sure ICQ puts those there. ICQ and AOL Instant Messenger (duh) create those annoying icons. Don't worry, you don't have any viruses.
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Lol :lol: Aol is a virus as far as Im concerned............
wish i did................ then @ least theyd b ez 2 remove..............Quote:
Originally posted by KrackHead2k@22 July 2003 - 22:12
I'm pretty sure ICQ puts those there. ICQ and AOL Instant Messenger (duh) create those annoying icons. Don't worry, you don't have any viruses.
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Lol :lol: Aol is a virus as far as Im concerned............
an y the hell am i gettin that shit?????? is ICQ also from AOL???? damn that company is like microsoft, only they buy GOOD programs an turn in into crap....... (RIP WinAmp)
newayz, how do i get rid of it????? get an older ICQ?
Just delete em. They're nothing but shortcuts.
yup wat krackhead2k sed <_<
i tried that but they keep comin back..........
i jus wanna no how it came on my comp.........
AOL is a bag of w*nk as afar as I'm concerned.
Anyway, if you are using anything AOL related, stop using it immediately, unsubscribe from it, remove every trace of it. The chances are that you are using an AOL related program, like ICQ.
i h8 AOL as much as the rest here............ an i dun even have nethin 2 do with it............... @ least i hope they dont have a urop online...........Quote:
Originally posted by Penis Monkey@23 July 2003 - 17:03
AOL is a bag of w*nk as afar as I'm concerned.
Anyway, if you are using anything AOL related, stop using it immediately, unsubscribe from it, remove every trace of it. The chances are that you are using an AOL related program, like ICQ.
but im not givin up ICQ.......... o well........... guess ill go back 2 the old version........
You don't have to give up ICQ; In its Genesis, ICQ was a great way to communicate - It was when AOL Time Warner bought ICQ that the spyware appeared & ICQ went down the drain.
Picture the IM service as two parts - The client (like Kazaa Lite) and the network (like FastTrack). You don't need a specific client to use a network (although many of the big IMs try to make it sound like that <_<); only a client which can access the network.
If you can understand that, you can understand below. If you can't, you'll just have to trust me ;)
Get a multi-IM client - These are basically programs that can use the IM networks like their intended clients (e.g. ICQ), but do not have practically any of the bad features of their original client (e.g. ICQ's spyware ;)).
I recommend Trillian - It's basically freeware though you can find the Pro version around the P2P networks. It's fully skinable, and you can use the same features as the networks it manages. Better yet, it's almost like a universal clean IM client; it has none of the spyware of any of the networks whatsoever :D
Networks supported - AIM, ICQ, IRC, MSN, Yahoo!
Hope that helps :)