I knew this many moons ago.ĭouble click on the icon to run it. To bad it took this long for the rest of world to realize this. Glad to see other share my opinion that cnet is a spyware/crapware monger. It cropped up in both the C:\Recycler and D:\Recycled folders. The key might (might) have something to do with the file S-1-5-21-1957994488-1425521274-725345543-1004 which was the one babylon file which refused to be deleted manually after my search of my hard drives. I will wait to hear from the official remover. Previous downloads never had the Babylon "option" forced on me. I think it was the latest Foxit pdf reader that I was downloading. I followed up one of the solutions and was able to stop Babylon from appearing with Firefox, but not with Internet Explorer 8 which I use more often. There is quite some correspondence on the CNET Forum from earlier this year from folk who have had the same affliction as I have. Interesting - I had up to now assumed that CNET / was "kosher".
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