It has to do with internet explorer security holes. Not important if you use firefox, but download the security patches for i.e. and it won't harm you.
Or use your disk image I mentioned in my other post to fix it.
" If you have the latest Internet Explorer version and all your Windows Updates, you can safely ignore the DSO Exploit as a potential problem when Spybot Search and Destroy or other spyware removal tools discover it. However if you would rather fix the exploit so it does not show up again, follow these steps to edit your Windows Registry. Please be careful however, incorrect changes to the Windows Registry can cause Windows to not boot.
1) Make a note of the location of the exploit shown in Spybot, something similar to:
2) Click on Start, Run, and type REGEDIT and Press Enter to open the Windows Registry Editor
3) Find the location of the exploit above in the registry by clicking on the pluses(+) next to each title
4) After opening the Zones section and clicking on '0' look to the right window, under 'name' is the key '1004' and the type is REG_SZ simply right click and delete this REG_SZ value.Then right click and create new>DWORD Value, name it 1004, then right click on that and goto modify, give it the Hex Value of 3, Click ok.
If there is only a DWORD Value for the key (in this case 1004), then double click on the key and change the HEX value to 3 and click Ok.
5) Close the Registry Editor and Reboot your computer
6) The DSO Exploit should now be removed and it should no longer appear in the Spybot Search and Destroy "log as a problem. "
Interesting. I've been putting off the sp2 update. Maybe I should get it or at least check out firefox. There's just always so much that I don't know about. Thanks wolfbass and everyone else!
Download Lavasoft Adaware from their website and run it. It is a free version and will update itself to the latest database. It may fix it and it fixes many others.
The last PC I ran it on had 448 spyware things running on it and it was barely running when I looked at it.
Another one burned out the cpu because it was working 24/7 running around the internet and overheated.