Benoit wrote:
>...clicked on FIX and they answered that they fixed 50 of the errors but to =
>get the rest of them I had to download another program. So I did, and =
>now they asked for money>>


This is a common scam--there are many such variants. They look very 
tempting and can easily suck you (and your money) in. Their "errors" are 
either false or innocuous, such as orphaned shortcuts or temp files.

Download freeware "Unlocker"  www.ccollomb.free.fr  which will unlock the 
file to enable you to delete it. Alternatively, reboot into Safe Mode and 
the chances are that you will then be able to delete these pesky files.

Sometimes they may be self-replicating, and replace themselves under 
different names whenever one is deleted. These can be very difficult to 
remove, and may require special software to do it.

Don Penlington


 From the Beach at Surfers Paradise in sunny Queensland.
Computer tutorials, local scenery,  and other things at my website:
http://users.tpg.com.au/deepend/index1.html 

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