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Block-Checker


Question Posted Monday August 29 2005, 10:43 am

Alright well i downloaded that block ckecker thing and i deleted it throught add/delete programs, but it still sends it to the person im talking to on msn. so..does anybody know how to get rid of it for msn messenger? thanks ill rate you a 5.

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em21 answered Monday August 29 2005, 2:17 pm:
yup, i had that to, do you have a virus scanner on your computer? if you dont you might want to download one or buy one, because the block checker is a virus and wont go away until you do a scan, i used adware and mcafee and it worked.
hope i helped! and good luck.

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