ok i will remove them both the only problem i seem to be geting now is on start up i gat a message that : windows cannot open this file. file : palstart.ink.disabled.
do i want to sear the web for an appropriate programme.
Well we didn't mention any action for PalStart or PalTalk as far as I'm aware and it was already disabled in your first HJT log, so I would have thought that this startup message would have been there for some time.
O4 - Global Startup: PalStart.lnk.disabled
O4 - Global Startup: PalTalk.lnk = C:\Program Files\Paltalk Messenger\paltalk.exe
This seems to be the regular entry for PalStart:
O4 - Global Startup: PalStart.lnk = C:\Program Files\Paltalk Messenger\palstart.exe.
I think this might be due to the fact you also have an entry for PalTalk which is almost identical to the one above for, I haven't used either and I'm thinking you use paltalk and previously used palstart, by using the paltalk perhaps that disabled and changed the entry.
i think what i have done i have removed s&d and im going to use SAS but it was in the start up options so can i use hjt to remove it totally from my machine as add and remove wont touch it as there are files missing with those .. i think i can see 3 entryies with paltalk in them in the hjt logs wouls i have to remove all of them?
HJT is no subdstitut for uninstalling applications you no longer use, it just removes registry entries and 'on some specific occasions, files mentioned in that HTJ entry.' Doing a normal uninstall for S&D using add remove programs is the correct action if you no longer want it installed, that should remove the startup entry for S&D.
You really need to know what programs you use on your system, because if you remove the paltalk entries you won't be able to run PalTalk Messenger on startup. If you don't want it to run on startup, yes remover the entries. But if you don't use the program then use add remove programs to uninstall it.
Decisions like this we can't really make for you, you need to know the applications that you use and how you use them, so if you are using paltalk and you are hapy that it starts on boot then leave the paltalk entries alone and leave the program installed.
However, I suspect you do use the PalTalk Messenger program in which case leave it alone and probably remove the dead palstart entry which is disabled anyway, as I said we can't make that decision for you.
O4 - Global Startup: PalStart.lnk.disabled