Solved: Zango.ShoppingReport

davesam · 12-16-2008

All the time,when i scan with spybot,these two (Zango.ShoppingReport and right media) are there.

but how they are entering ?

i only copied that 2 result from spybot that is below :
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
Zango.ShoppingReport: [SBI $DEDC9F30] IE toolbar (Registry value, nothing done)
HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-21-1757981266-1390067357-1801674531-1003\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Toolbar\WebBrowser\{90B8B761-DF2B-48AC-BBE0-BCC03A819B3B}

Right Media: Tracking cookie (Internet Explorer: user) (Cookie, nothing done)
-----------------------------------------------------------------------

I installed zango a very longtime ago,also i uninstalled that time itself.iam not having any toolbar of it.

then how still Zango.ShoppingReport remains in spybot result ?

and what is that right media and how it is entering ?

Amtech · 12-16-2008

It still has an entry in the registry. Many programs leave behind registry entries and other things. If it really bothers you then

Click Start > Run and type in regedit

In the new window click Edit > Find and copy and paste 90B8B761-DF2B-48AC-BBE0-BCC03A819B3B

Then delete the key that comes up. Check that it is Zango. It should be.

NOTE: Deleting registry entries can damage your operating system. Do it at your own risk.

Of course, because it pertains to a certain bit of software (and I did a search in my own registry and didn't find that 'string') it is probably fine to delete since it is not a critical system entry.

You can delete the cookie manually as well. I would check your Spybot settings too, maybe you have it set to 'Not do anything' by default. I'm sure Spybot could delete those for you.

LoneWolf · 12-16-2008

Hello davesam.

Click on the "PreWork" in my signature and follow instructions.

Crush · 12-17-2008

LW-I doubt this is a malware issue. As Amtech said they are just leftovers from an install of a toolbar. I get some residual things all the time with Spybot. Nothing that does harm though

davesam · 12-18-2008

You are right,they are just leftovers from an install of a toolbar.Also it does not harm though ...........

just All the time,when i scan with spybot,these two Zango.ShoppingReport and right media) are there.

I did malware scan too,but nothing showed as infected.................

Also as Amtech said :

NOTE: Deleting registry entries can damage your operating system. Do it at your own risk.

So sure i dont want to do that...eventhough it is not a critical system entry.

Just iam feeling uncomfortable in finding and deleting that 90B8B761-DF2B-48AC-BBE0-BCC03A819B3B in registry.

Jelly Bean · 01-04-2009

Hello there,

Do you still require help with this issue/question?

Please post back if you do.

Thankyou.

JB.

davesam · 01-04-2009

Zango.ShoppingReport does not harm though ...........eventhough it just comes all time when scanning with spybot.....

Just i dont want to delete that from registry by myself.........
Anyway,no problem...............

No help needed further for this............
Thanks for your reply...

12-16-2008	#1
davesam Gold Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 316 PC Experience: Some Experience	Zango.ShoppingReport All the time,when i scan with spybot,these two (Zango.ShoppingReport and right media) are there. but how they are entering ? i only copied that 2 result from spybot that is below : ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Zango.ShoppingReport: [SBI $DEDC9F30] IE toolbar (Registry value, nothing done) HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-21-1757981266-1390067357-1801674531-1003\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Toolbar\WebBrowser\{90B8B761-DF2B-48AC-BBE0-BCC03A819B3B} Right Media: Tracking cookie (Internet Explorer: user) (Cookie, nothing done) ----------------------------------------------------------------------- I installed zango a very longtime ago,also i uninstalled that time itself.iam not having any toolbar of it. then how still Zango.ShoppingReport remains in spybot result ? and what is that right media and how it is entering ?

12-16-2008	#2
Amtech Tech Support Team Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Bolton Posts: 1,649 PC Experience: Some Experience	Re: Zango.ShoppingReport It still has an entry in the registry. Many programs leave behind registry entries and other things. If it really bothers you then Click Start > Run and type in regedit In the new window click Edit > Find and copy and paste 90B8B761-DF2B-48AC-BBE0-BCC03A819B3B Then delete the key that comes up. Check that it is Zango. It should be. NOTE: Deleting registry entries can damage your operating system. Do it at your own risk. Of course, because it pertains to a certain bit of software (and I did a search in my own registry and didn't find that 'string') it is probably fine to delete since it is not a critical system entry. You can delete the cookie manually as well. I would check your Spybot settings too, maybe you have it set to 'Not do anything' by default. I'm sure Spybot could delete those for you. __________________ File Recovery Removing CMOS Battery ASTRA32 (Device Drivers)

12-16-2008	#3
LoneWolf Wandering Cruncher Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Kelowna, BC Posts: 1,368 PC Experience: Experienced	Re: Zango.ShoppingReport Hello davesam. Click on the "PreWork" in my signature and follow instructions. __________________ Regards........... LoneWolf *Belarc Advisor/Prework* /Test your Internet Speed/PCHF Rules Join the PC Help Forum WCG Team and fight cancer with us!**

12-17-2008	#4
Crush Tech Support Team Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Caldwell, New Jersey Posts: 10,659 PC Experience: Always Learning New Things	Re: Zango.ShoppingReport LW-I doubt this is a malware issue. As Amtech said they are just leftovers from an install of a toolbar. I get some residual things all the time with Spybot. Nothing that does harm though __________________ Crush aka Chris [Prework][Afterwork][PCHF Rules][BSOD's][SFC][Screenshots][PC Specs][Donate] I am in fact, quite cool. My graphing calculator confirms this

12-18-2008	#5
davesam Gold Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 316 PC Experience: Some Experience	Re: Zango.ShoppingReport You are right,they are just leftovers from an install of a toolbar.Also it does not harm though ........... just All the time,when i scan with spybot,these two Zango.ShoppingReport and right media) are there. I did malware scan too,but nothing showed as infected................. Also as Amtech said : NOTE: Deleting registry entries can damage your operating system. Do it at your own risk. So sure i dont want to do that...eventhough it is not a critical system entry. Just iam feeling uncomfortable in finding and deleting that 90B8B761-DF2B-48AC-BBE0-BCC03A819B3B in registry.

01-04-2009	#6
Jelly Bean Stoooooopid Girl. Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Swansea Posts: 12,804 PC Experience: None.	Re: Zango.ShoppingReport Hello there, Do you still require help with this issue/question? Please post back if you do. Thankyou. JB. __________________ Rwy'n ceisio fy ngorau.

01-04-2009	#7
davesam Gold Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 316 PC Experience: Some Experience	Re: Zango.ShoppingReport Zango.ShoppingReport does not harm though ...........eventhough it just comes all time when scanning with spybot..... Just i dont want to delete that from registry by myself......... Anyway,no problem............... No help needed further for this............ Thanks for your reply...

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