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Hi,
I have a problem and if this is not the correct forum, please let me know. I'm running Windows Vista Ultimate, and I may have a virus or something. If I go to my Google Docs or Google Sites I get a redirect that never resolves. Just keeps on trying. I've run F-Secure (found one virus), VIPRE (found nothing), and Malwarebyes (found 4 virus). I can access Google Docs and Google Site in SAFE mode. After running all of the programs I suddenly reached both locations. Closed cover on my laptop. When it came back up, I can reach Google Sites, but get a redirect on Google Docs. May be related to http: vs. https: The latter gives me the redirect. Anyone experience this or have any suggestions.
Thank you,
Dennis
I have a problem and if this is not the correct forum, please let me know. I'm running Windows Vista Ultimate, and I may have a virus or something. If I go to my Google Docs or Google Sites I get a redirect that never resolves. Just keeps on trying. I've run F-Secure (found one virus), VIPRE (found nothing), and Malwarebyes (found 4 virus). I can access Google Docs and Google Site in SAFE mode. After running all of the programs I suddenly reached both locations. Closed cover on my laptop. When it came back up, I can reach Google Sites, but get a redirect on Google Docs. May be related to http: vs. https: The latter gives me the redirect. Anyone experience this or have any suggestions.
Thank you,
Dennis
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