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fDesc[0] = "Life of a computer technical support guy is hard, you know. Every time I had a problem with any PC, like suspicious behavior, unknown processes in memory or performance slowdowns, I have used Google to do some research. After a few clicks, in most of the cases I found the solution in a forum.<br /> I also noticed that forum members often mentioned &quot;HijackThis&quot; as a support tool, &quot;HijackThis, Hijack That&quot;...but what is it about after all??<br /> First, I have to clarify something. In March 2007, the author of HijackThis (http://www.merijn.org) sold HijackThis to TrendMicro, so they provide the support now.<br /> Well, HijackThis is virtually a standard tool to identify and troubleshoot various problems in a PC, like virus infections, trojans, spywares, and almost any Internet threat. It&#039;s very, very lightweight (is intended to run in a &#039;hostile&#039; environment, supposing an infection or slowdown), fast and simple to use:<br /> 1) You start a system analysis<br /> 2) The program returns a list of possible fixes to apply<br /> 3) If you need more information about a specific item, you select it and click on the &#039;Info on selected item...&#039; button<br /> 4) You save a log file to upload it to any forum, requesting help.<br /> 5) After you are sure, you select the fix(es) from the list and apply them. <br /> <br /> The information given by the utility is very detailed and useful, and it&#039;s freeware...<br /> But beware, it&#039;s only for experienced users!";

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