SOLVED!!
Ariana Jacome
I used the method below...
from:
http://www.oaoa.com/news/business/geek\_to\_me/article\_d2143878-339b-11e3-961d-001a4bcf6878.html
**Answer:**It’s actually one word, Paul: ParetoLogic, and it’s a legitimate spyware scanner and removal tool. Whether you should have kept it is strictly up to you, but it sounds to me like you already decided
you don’t need it, and are only having second thoughts because of the problem you’re having. Let’s fix that.
You’ll be pleased to know that you actually successfully removed the ParetoLogic software from your system. What’s left behind is a scheduled task in Windows to remind you to register your copy. To remove it, click on the Start button, and where
it says “Search programs and files” type the word “task” and Task Scheduler will appear at or near the top of the list.
Click it to activate it. When it comes up, look in the list of tasks that you’ll find about halfway down the window in the middle column. Find the task in this list named “Paretologic Registration”. Select it; then in the Actions list, click “Delete”,
and then back out of the dialog. Bye-bye Paretologic!
Q: I get the following recurring Norton popup: Auto Protect is processing security risk. Suspicious Cloud.7.EP. It has degraded my PC performance. In addition to being slow, when searching for a site on the net it will often take you to a totally
unrelated site.
I have Windows 7 and use Norton 360. Per your recent article (I.G.T.M. Issue #320 – Sep 8, 2013) I disconnected the internet, booted under Safe Mode, ran a total system scan, reattached the internet and did a normal boot. I continue to get the same
Norton Message.
Any suggestions? I am not very good with computers. Any help you can provide will be greatly appreciated.
Neal A.
Niceville, Florida
Be the first person to mark this helpful