When I use a search engine and click on any of the results, I am directed to a website named Happili or gimmeanswers.

AVG does not pick this up as a virus, but I know it has to be. I am having a very hard time gettting rid of it. Anybody out there have any thoughts or solutions?

Thanks.

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I realize that no AV program will provide 100% protection, I paid good money for AVG and have been very happy with it. I just need some help diagnosing the problem and fixing it. I wasn't trying to bash AVG.

I will gladly submit any suspected file, but I have no idea which file might be infected. That's why I'm on the forum, to see if I can find someone smarter than me or who has had a similar problem that might help me out. I will submit the websites to which I am being re-directed to AVG.

Thanks for your time. If you have any other ideas as to what would be causing the re-direct issue, I would love to hear them.

Hello bpknine,

Is this issue occurring also in another browser?

Resetting your Internet browser proxy configuration may help to resolve this hijack.

Should the issue persists, please provide us with both Gmer scan results, Msinfo output and AVG Anti-Virus scan results for further analysis.

Thank you

EDIT BIG AL 43.. 'provide us' link amended.

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Happili Redirect..

I just got this problem on Apr 4, 2012. I have installed the Free Version of AVG which has a rootkit detector in the main interface section. I had to run this twice as there were 2 instances of the rootkit found, but after rebooting twice during the scans my computer is now free of the redirect and running fine.