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Re: Google Problems

...so let's review (if so):

Please follow all the steps here carefully:

»Security Cleanup FAQ »Mandatory Steps Before Requesting Assistance
Our FAQ will tell you what programs to run & what logs need to be attached as well as where to locate them

.then repost to the »Security Cleanup forum.

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Did that, Did that, Did That.

On the bright side though, My problems suddenly vanished, before the scans nonetheless. I ran the scans anyway and found nothing.

Perhaps cleared your tmp files & cookies?

Not until I got the all green. I would have done so sooner but since the problem stopped when it did, I didn't want to cause a 2-step and not know exactly what caused the issue. As it turns out it wasn't necessary anyway as it was some sort of temporary google problem as far as I could figure.

I guess for some reason I was the only person having the trouble that was noticing, It was only when I clicked the "cached" button and lasted just around 24 hours before resolving itself.

The cookies were previously deleted when I closed my web browser the day before, when I went to bed. So unless somebody piped in from outside, or snuck in and used the PC while I was asleep the computers I have running were not used, except by me, after I took the extranet connection offline to troubleshoot the problem. I used a flash drive and laptop to scan each PC through direct IP connection with each PC separately.
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