How Do I Get Rid Of Cd Crack?

[NSXFAST]

I've downloaded The Thing game several times without being able to open and run program. I thought downloading the CD crack would help. Now for some reason my computer will not shut down. I have to tried to uninstall the file but it will not. It says it is protected or the program is running. I know its obvious....I have no clue what i'm doing. Any help would be great.

[ooo]

try running in msdos and deleting the file... where you dl the crack from kazaa?

you should get game cracks from www.megagames.com

[Shinigami_[R.I.P.]]

go to where the crack is then right-click>cut and paste it into the recycle bin. It should work.
You can also try ending the process in Task Manager (CTRL+ALT+DELETE) if its in there. I had one like that before but I did the above and its gone now.

Also try http://www.cracks.am

[myfiles3000]

sounds like it might be a trojan -- this happened to me, and i later ended up infected. I'm not a techie, but i think the inability to shut down properly might be a defensive/protective feature of the trojan (?).

Turned out to be a relatively harmless one, but a bugger to track down -- i ended up formatting from scratch (thank god for the data partition). I'd suggest running Tauscan and/or kaspersky for trojans -- norton is relatively poor for trojans. Good luck, hope i'm wrong...

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then it would be smart for him to have a norton anti virus... wouldnt it ... lol

[Shinigami_[R.I.P.]]

Yea, good luck with it and share your results. Next time, go to one of the two sites above and if you can't find it, then resort to Kazaa for it.

[stoi]

not realy soul, norton is crap for trojans, i use trojan remover and that has found a lot of trojans in this type of nocd crack proggies that norton totlally missed during download and even whilst i scanned the file individualy once it was downloaded.

and Shinigami, i didnt know you could post liks for crack sites on the forum, i might be wrong and its only the actual crack sig2dat that you cant as youve got a lot more posts than me, but im sure its against the forum rules, if im wrong sorry for mentioning it.

[jakert50]

ending up with one of these really stinks.... i ended up with one of these and did the following:
(1) located the file that was causing the mess
(2) restarted windows in DOS mode
(3) deleted the file in DOS
(4) restarted Windows and ran a virus check

good luck figuring this out... it's too bad idiots out there have to do stuff like this....

[ooo]

lets all hope he solves his problem

[jakert50]

**hoping...**

lol