TSGL: Yoog - Lee's Problem

Mon Mar 9 20:16:57 EDT 2009

No, usually registry cleaners remove entries from the registry and then
leave a copy of what it has removed on your hard drive, usually within the
Program Files\ (Name of Registry Cleaner)  as a .reg file. To restore the
registry entries that have been removed, right click the .reg file and then
left click on "Install". After the installation, reboot and everything is as
it was.

Russ

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From: list-bounces at tsgserver.com [mailto:list-bounces at tsgserver.com] On
Behalf Of HBCANON
Sent: Monday, March 09, 2009 12:07 PM
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Subject: Re: TSGL: Yoog - Lee's Problem

What you are referring to is usually called 'journalizing' or 'logging
transactions'.
This may be a complicated procedure in most cases, but does allow rollback
to any point if
partial rollback is allowed. 
I would think that for backing such a small file, a simple file copy would
be more in
order.
HBCanon
Geneva, FL 

-----Original Message-----
From: list-bounces at tsgserver.com [mailto:list-bounces at tsgserver.com] On
Behalf Of Russell
W. Coover
Sent: Saturday, March 07, 2009 01:57
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Subject: Re: TSGL: Yoog - Lee's Problem

Registry Cleaners only backup what they are deleting, so using an older
Registry Cleaner
backup would have only added back what it had deleted prior to the cleaning
that deleted
the part of the registry that you now need (is that clear?). That's why
using the older
files from Crap Cleaner would not have worked. 

Do you also have Spybot Search and Destroy? You may have an older registry
backup from it
that might help.

Russ 

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From: list-bounces at tsgserver.com [mailto:list-bounces at tsgserver.com] On
Behalf Of Lee
Bunyard
Sent: Friday, March 06, 2009 5:17 PM
To: Tech Support Guy Mailing List
Subject: Re: TSGL: Yoog - Lee's Problem

CCleaner does have a restore registry process, Russ, and I tried to use it.
For some
reason, all the recent registry backup files I thought I had created were
missing.  I used
one of the very old CCleaner registry backup files but it didn't fix the
problem.
Lee in the Mountains of Northern California

Russell W. Coover wrote:
> Lee,
>
> I do not use the Crap Cleaner Registry Cleaner, but I'd be very 
> surprised
if
> they didn't include a way to restore a registry after cleaning. I do 
> use
two
> Registry Cleaners, Eusing Free, and System Suite, and both include a
feature
> to restore. 
>
> Russ Coover
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: list-bounces at tsgserver.com [mailto:list-bounces at tsgserver.com] 
> On Behalf Of Lee Bunyard
> Sent: Friday, March 06, 2009 7:41 AM
> To: Tech Support Guy Mailing List
> Subject: Re: TSGL: Yoog
>
> Cyndi--I haven't been following this entire thread but sounds like you 
> can not get Firefox to open correctly.  Before the problem developed, 
> did you happen to do either a registry cleanup or a Java update or 
> change??  I've used FF for years and love it but cannot get it to open 
> properly now on my desktop running Vista OS.  The problem happened 
> after I tried to do a recommended update of Java (recommended 
> following running the Secunia on line update program).  The Java 
> update did not install properly for some reason and I aborted the 
> installation.  I then uninstalled Java and tried to reinstall it from 
> scratch, and it seemed like it installed OK.  But I then used the 
> registry cleaner that's part of the CCleaner (formerly Crap Cleaner) 
> freeware product and it identified over 600 unneeded registry entries, 
> which I foolishly went ahead and deleted.  Every since these two 
> coinciding events, FF has not worked properly.  I've tried 
> uninstalling and reinstalling FF but it doesn't seem to help.  When I 
> try to open FF, it starts to open up and then abruptly just shuts down 
> (it never actually opens a full browser page, just flashes on the 
> screen as it starts to open, then shuts down).  I've tried using the 
> registry restore feature of CCleaner but it didn't help.  So I'm 
> having to use MSIE now on the desktop, until I can resolve the FF problem.
>
> FWIW--whatever is causing my problem apparently has also affected my 
> ability to use the Secunia software program 
> (http://secunia.com/vulnerability_scanning/online/?task=load).  When I 
> try to go out to that test site, even the MSIE browser starts to load 
> then shuts down.  I can use MSIE to go out to the homepage of Secunia 
> at www.secunia.com but trying to go to the test page shuts MSIE down.
> There apparently is some kind of coding on that test page that is a 
> problem for my desktop--that's why I suspect something to do with Java 
> that is messed up on my pc.  I'm not technically knowledgeable enough 
> to know what further to check.
>
> I realize this doesn't help you any and your problem with FF may be 
> totally different than mine, but thought I'd at least mention the 
> problem I'm having.  When I get time, I'm going to go out to one of 
> the FF forums and post a note there to see if anyone can help.  Good 
> luck to you.
> Lee in the Mountains of Northern California
>  
>
> Cyndi wrote:
>   
>> Thank you both,
>> I have read the articles and done what I could.
>> I have also now un-installed FF and tried to re-install but it is not 
>> opening.
>> I googled this new problem but nothing is working.
>> Maybe it's time to bring the PC into the 'shop' ?
>> PS...Yoog is also in my IE. :-(
>>
>> -Cyndi-
>> Until one has loved an animal, a part of one's soul remains unawakened.
>> -Anatole France-
>>
>>
>>
>> H Davis wrote:
>>     
>>> Here are a few more suggestions Cyndi. I suggest you read all the 
>>> way through before starting as these folks wander a bit. Yoog also 
>>> afflicts IE it seems. I'm so thankful I'm not infected with these 
>>> things. The price of freedom is eternal vigilance, Thomas Jefferson.
>>>
>>>
>>>       
>
http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Toolbar/thread?tid=39df7b2e91520c5b&hl
> =en
>   
>>> About half way down this page by Mr Steve.
>>>
>>>       
>
http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?f=38&t=1001235&st=0&sk=t&sd=a&st
> art=0
>   
>>> And from some of our compatriots in the other dimension:
>>>
>>>       
>
http://www.techsupportforum.com/networking-forum/security-firewalls/320710-h
> ow-remove-yoog-search-engine.html
>   
>>> H Davis
>>>
>>> Don Penlington wrote:
>>>       
>>>> Cyndi wrote:
>>>>         
>>>>> I somehow have Yoog now as a search engine in FireFox.>>
>>>>>           
>>>> Google it --- you'll find many answers. It's a trojan and not 
>>>> easily removed.
>>>>
>>>> Here's one suggested solution. (There are probably others):
>>>>
>>>> "even i had da damn *bleep*ing YOOG search engine. i tried all da 
>>>> above *bleep*ing list of ideas fr removing YOOG but failed 2 
>>>> uninstalling. at last found a way (i use IE 8 beta 2) I THINK IT 
>>>> SPREAD THRU FIRE FOX. it is a malware & it will slow down ur 
>>>> browsing speed.
>>>> 1. first download Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware software. & a new copy 
>>>> of da browser too i suggest u 2 download IE 2.uninstall ur browser 
>>>> delete it COMPLETLY frm ur system (u can search it thru ur search 
>>>> option in start menu) dont forget 2 empty recycle bin 3.restart ur 
>>>> system 4. install Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware and perform a complete 
>>>> scan 5. delete all da malware it shows frm its QUARANTINE.
>>>> 6. restart ur system again.
>>>> 7. install da browser u have downloaded and go to da manage search 
>>>> engine option and delete YOOG there thats it it wont bother u again "
>>>>
>>>> Don Penlington
>>>>
>>>>
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