Ah, gotta love the Gator! What, you don't?!?
Usually antispyware and antiadware programs will remove Gator, but it tends to be pretty persistant. First, try the free Microsoft AntiSpyware. It has picked up a lot of stuff on my computer that SpyBot and AdAware missed. It also has a real-time scanner, preventing most parasite from attaching themselves to your computer in the first place. If that doesn't work, download Spyware Doctor, which has an automatic Gator cleanup option.
If neither of those work, check you PCPitStop's page on Gator. It will provide a little information, and at the bottom is a link to Doxdesk's instructions to manually delete the parasite.
Removing Gator (and any other adware) should also solve the problem with files reappearing in the Temporary Internet Files folder every day.
Hope this helps,
John
Hi. Norton AV (2004 version) detected a threat called Adware.Gator in one of the subfolders in Temporary Internet Files folder in my computer (Windows XP). I tried to delete it via norton but it failed to do so. I tried several methods but still could not remove it:
1) turned off System Restore and tried to delete it via norton, but failed;
2) ran AV in safe mode. it detected the threat but again failed to delete it;
3) downloaded a removal tool from norton website, but that tool could not detect the threat;
4) tried to use spybot and ad-aware to destroy it, but they could detected nothing.
5) tried to search any GAIN software installed on my computer, but seemed none was there.
I know this Adware.Gator won't cost too much trouble, but I still feel really uncomfortable about this adware. Would anyone tell me how to delete this? Thanks very much.
I have another question about IE. I don't use it anymore so I turned the security too the highest, block every cookie, and even block its access via zonealarm. How come there're still files in the Temp Internet Files? I deleted the files everyday and they appear again next day...
Thanks very much again.

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