I did perform a virus search with both bitDdefender and McAfee and also noticed that the memory thing isn't really an issue. The numbers fluctuate they are supposed to.
The click I here is different from the popup blocker clicks though. I know what those sound like.
I'll just turn off the speakers when not in use.
Thanks for sending me over to that other thread. There are some real experts here.
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timberlandko
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Fri 29 Dec, 2006 02:03 pm
iexplore is Windows' own browser; it is an operating system-critical component integral to Windows; in over-simple terms, effectively, it IS Windows - without it, you more or less can't see or do much of anything under Windows.
bdmcon.exe is BitDefender's executable; if BitDefender is running, it will be present.
Now, onto addressing whatever is going on with your machine - have you rebooted, and if so does the problem persist?
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USAFHokie80
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Thu 4 Jan, 2007 08:31 pm
timber, i think you confused iexplore with explorer. iexplore is just that, internet explorer. *explorer* is the actual interface of windows...
anyway, you probably have some ad ware that keeps IE active so it can randomly pop up windows to show you ads.
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timberlandko
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Thu 4 Jan, 2007 08:48 pm
You're right, hokie - my bad; iexplore.exe is just A browser, not critical to Windows (though its damned tricky to get rid of without crippling Windows )- that's explore.exe. I wasn't payin' enough attention there, thanks for catching that.