I don't know what that is, however the best thing to do in this situation is to download Spybot search & Destroy and do a therough search for spyware.
Next thing is to look at what is loading up when the computer starts up.
You can do that with the msconfig program.
From the run command, type:
msconfig
and press enter.  The startup tab has the list of programs which start every time the computer starts.  Simply uncheck the one you may think is playing havoc with the system.
Cheers,
Martin

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>
>Subject: Interesting situation
>   From: Keith Bundy <[log in to unmask]>
>   Date: Sat, 21 Feb 2004 08:45:47 -0600
>     To: [log in to unmask]
>
>I am working with a client who has gotten into quite an interesting
>situation.  During the recent Christmas holidays, she was trying to download
>some stuff from an Australian site (I do not have the url), and she ended up
>inadvertently downloading something called Soepro or Soeproe.  She is
>running Windows XP Home and went into the Control Panel and thought she had
>removed the program.  However, from time to time, she will still get some
>items relating to this program popping up.
>
>I have three questions.  First, what is Soepro?  Second, how can we remove
>it completely from her computer?  Finally, her Windows Update is now no
>longer in her System Tray.  How can we get it back in there?
>
>Thanks for your advice.
>Pastor O. Keith Bundy
>Church of the Nazarene
>Madison, SD
>
>
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