Derwood

I know what it is, sorta. It clearly is an advertising/adware thing that's firmly lodged in my IE that can circumvent my pop up blocker. It is also not listed in my Add/Remove Programs area.

I normally use Firefox, but occasionally there is an online application or whatnot that I need to fill out that doesn't like Firefox, and frankly I don't like having Ceres on my computer.

So how do I send it to hell?

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sadistikdreams

I'd get rid of IE.

Although I don't use Firefox, I'm sure there's a plugin that will help you get around those forms that don't like it.

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soccerchamp76

You cannot "get rid of IE". You can only limit your use of it for Windows Update and finnicky websites that aren't Firefox compatible.

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the_marq

...and now for some actual information related to ceres.

Looks like Symantec has a removal tool. I cannot speak for it's effectiveness, but here it is just the same:

http://securityresponse.symantec.com...rinternet.html

Good luck

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Derwood

Thanks, I'll try it and post the results.

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sadistikdreams

Well, its been years since I've used Windoze.

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