High Winds in Alaska and Danager to the National Interagencies and
Firefighters then NWS Home page becomes blank by Hijackers
PABI Delta Junction PartlyCldy 54 43 S47G68 29.51 46 10
PAKN King Salmon Cloudy 52 77 S28G37 29.35 45 10
PASN Saint Paul Rain 44 93 W26G36 29.17 34
8PASD Sand Point Cloudy 52 76 S38G49 29.37
44 10
PATG Togiak Cloudy 52 82 S37G47 29.16 44 5
PANC Anchorage MostlyCldy 55 52 SE32G53 29.55 49 10
PAED Elmendorf AFB Cloudy 56 47 S20G37 29.55 52
10PAGK Glennallen MostlyCldy 50 54 S23G37 29.76 43
10
PALH Lake Hood MostlyCldy 57 51 S9G44 29.56 55
10PAMR Merrill Field Cloudy 57 45 SE20G45 29.54
53 10PAMD Middleton Isl. Cloudy 52 62 E38G48 29.85
44 5How did my homepage get set to About:Blank?
The About:Blank homepage hijacker is a variation of a more advanced
Cool Web Search hijacker. There areseveral variants of the About:Blank
hijacker and all of them are difficultto remove manually. This
hijacker is also referred to as the HomeOldSP hijacker because of the
changes to the registry that can be seen using HijackThis such as
R1 - HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main,HomeOldSP= about:blank
This is very similar in characteristics to the random dll hijacker
also known as HomeSearch Hijacker that came out around the same time.
The key to the hijack is a hidden dll file that is connected toa BHO
(Browser Hijack Object). Thishidden dll file shows up in the following
registry key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows
NT\CurrentVersion\Windows\\AppInit_DLLs
Unfortunately removing this About:Blank hijacker can be difficult. Its
a very persistent problem that can return quickly if it is not removed
carefully.
How do I Remove the About:Blank homepage hijacker?
There are three basic proven methods that help remove this pesky
hijacker, a manual one, one using vbscripts and an automatic one used
by a spyware removal program.
MANUAL METHOD
The manual method of removing the About:Blank hijacker is probably
themost difficult, since if it is not followed absolutely correctly it
can return quickly. There are two programs that are needed to help
with this removal. The first is HijackThis and the next is a
registryprogram called Reglite.exe , this particular program for
whatever reason seems to be able to find the hidden dll file without
the hijacker trying to undo the work and attack the system again.
Once you've downloaded HijackThis and Reglite , open Registrar Lite
and navigate to the following entry:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Windows
Look for the Key named AppInit_DLLs, the value in this key is the
hidden dll file that is causing your problems. Write down the nameof
this file and think of it as the hidden.dll file
Secondly, use the Windows Recovery Console in Windows XP to rename the file.
*. Restart the computer in RecoveryConsole mode using the Windows XP
or Windows 2000 CD or by the option show below
*. Type cd \windows\system32 and press Enter
*. Type the following line to remove the read-only characteristic,
replacing hidden.dll with the nameof the dll file found with RegLite
ATTRIB -R hidden.dll
*. Rename the hidden.dll file by typing the following command
(replacing the word hidden.dll with the actual filename)
RENAME hidden.dll badfile.dll
*. Type Exit and press Enter to Reboot Windows
ALTERNATE ACCESS TO RECOVERY CONSOLE
If you have Internet access still, place your Windows XP or Windows
2000 CD in the Drive and cancel out of any autostart menus.
1) Log onto the Internet
2) Click on the Start button
3) Click on Run
4) Type the following in the RUN line and Press Enter
D:\I386\WINNT32.EXE /CMDCONS
Make sure you use your CD Drive letter in place of the letter D above
5) The computer will start to install the Recovery Console and add it
as a boot option.
6) Once installed, you'll be able to restart your computer and press
F8 to start the Boot Menu. Press the ESC key and you should have the
following option available to choose
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