System Restore has been part of Windows for ages now, but some people have trouble in remembering the steps. Normally, to create a system restore point, you’ve to, via Control Panel, open the System Protection box and then open the System Restore utility (rstrui.exe) to create a restore point. Thre’e two easy methods to get you going with Sytem Restore functionality: First is a Quick Restore Maker app for creating a System Restore Point in Windows 7 & Vista. The app lets you name your own Restore Points – just download and extract the content and place the program folder in your Program Files folder and create a shortcut of its exe file. Second is a manual method – just create a text file, changing the extension to .vbs and pasting the following code in via notepad:

‘use WMI moniker and SystemRestore class<br /> set SRP = getobject(“winmgmts:\\.\root\default:Systemrestore”)<br /> CSRP = SRP.createrestorepoint (“My New Restore Point”, 0, 100)

More info: Quick Restore Maker

Steps To Remove Spyware

System Restore Point using two-clicks in Windows 7

(Please Bookmark this page and take a printout before performing the steps)(# If you are unable to run the given Spyware removal tools, please Rename the Spyware removal tools file name to iexplorer.exe while saving it and then run it)

1. Restart your computer. As your computer restarts but before Windows launches, tap "F8" key constantly. Use the arrow keys to highlight the "Safe Mode with Networking" option and then press ENTER.

2. Open Internet Explorer >> Click on Tools >> Click on Internet Options >> In the the Internet Options window click on the Connections tab >> Then click on the LAN settings button >> Now you will see Local Area Network (LAN) settings window >> Uncheck the checkbox labeled "Use a proxy server for your LAN" under the Proxy Server section and press OK.

3. Download and Run SmitfraudFix

# Run SmitfraudFix.exe and select the option 2 and follow the on screen instructions. Then select the option 5 and continue. Then Exit.

4. Download and Run Malwarebytes' AntiMalware.