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Old 22nd November 2011 | 20:40
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Irritating Doubleclick

Is there a way of permanently killing Doubleclick? When I'm using IE9 the Back button is refusing to work and when I hover the cursor over the button a fairly long url is displayed which starts with the word 'Doubleclick' It just sticks with the same page. If I click the back button rapidly several times it eventually gives in and it allows me back where I want to go.

It seems to have only just started doing this ....and no, I don't want to use Firefox, thanks.
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Old 22nd November 2011 | 21:09
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Let me google that for you
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Old 22nd November 2011 | 22:04
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Thanks BOAC, tried all that but non of it works.
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Old 22nd November 2011 | 23:02
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I use FF, and Doubleclick is still a pain . . . sometimes. I don't know why it seems to go away for a while.


I followed some instructions to edit my reg, and found my mouse wouldn't accept a double click.

I'm just too old to follow instructions of more than three lines.
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Old 23rd November 2011 | 04:02
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Maybe try hjt as per the Google search page? I don't use IE9 but there seems to be a fair bit on G about it and Doubleclick/cookies etc. I assumed it was malware but I see now it is something you have probably enabled yourself?
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Old 23rd November 2011 | 04:04
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NB Post #5 was posted at 1310Z but it looks as if the PPR clock has gone tits up again!

This was posted at 1315
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Old 23rd November 2011 | 07:32
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OK Tone - you didn't say you had done anything!

Confirm you have run malwarebytes (updated) and HJT?
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Old 23rd November 2011 | 10:07
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I have tried Malwarebytes and Ad-Aware, neither come up with a problem. My recollection is that both of these products used to find Doubleclick and offer to assassinate it - now they are both playing dumb. Maybe they have been leant on by Google, or am I just being paranoid?
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