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I have to agree about AOL but I feel the same way about Yahoo. About two weeks ago I went over to an old friends who is totally PC illiterate. He told me 14 year old son was having problems but the machine still connected to the net on MCHS. It was running XP pro. The desktop picture had been replace by what looked like a flaming bio hazard logo with a caption that said the box was badly infected (no sh*t) and click here to fix. There were three AVs I never heard of trying to run scans. The PC connected to the net alright but with a redirector to the site from hell that said it would make all

Yeah, but that is why I use XP / IE. Most of the people around here do. Although it looks like I will have to learn vista soon though. As a side note I have taken to insisting that the more clueless have accounts for each user as 90% of the times I can snag files, pictures, etc out of them and delete / create new acounts and end up with problem solved.

Hi, I did a map network with the feature in McAfee Security Suite and was wondering if I should be concerned that it identifies my external cable modem as a router? Connection is ethernet to modem to cable.

Brizillian vodka? I always said those ethanol plants weren't nothing but big stills

Aw man, I was just starting to like it again now that they got rid of the new version bugs. What freeware would you guys recommend to replace it? @ Whiskey - McAfee site advisor gives it a green, no significant problems found.

Bushnells and Jamisons on sale a the Kroger. Happy days.

I just saw this and hope you had a good day.

Happy Days everyone.

With the sweat from my body I could start my own still, if the drinkin' don't kill me her memory will. Stumbles out door mumbling mebbie I'll stop back in a couple more years.

They seem to be maximizing profits by racking up fees. I am fixing to go to war with Master Card. Went to check my balance to see if I could swing a new toy I want and they showed my last payment as late. So I went and looked at my checking and my account was debited the day before my due date. While I had my card account on screen I called customer service and told them about it. Before my eyes, the late fee disappeared, my credit line dropped from 15,000 to 500 and an overdraft fee appeared on my $502 balance.

I have the XP updater set to download them and notify me. Last night when I turned the machine off there was a Win Security Center logo on the upper right corner of the off icon. The title under the icon had changed to turn off and download updates. And on the shutdown page it kept flashing the messages "installing update 1" and "do not turn off the power Windows will shut down automatically". I have never seen this in four years of using XP. Is anyone familiar with this?

Does that have anything to do with the Cuebot-K?

Happy bday BT!

Any comments of info on it? My AV and firewall are running out and I can get Mc Afee for free from my IP provider.

Ah, summer time and the livin' is easy. If you don't count the electric for the AC. Been out doing my veggie route. I have a Friend who planted about 18 tomato plants of various kinds so I took him cantaloupe and some cucumbers and got a grocery bag full. Then I stopped by and visited several people and did some trading. I now have cantaloupe, watermelon, cabbage, green beans, bell peppers, jalapeños, beets, carrots, radishes, bib lettuce and several heads of garlic.. Plus the tomato's I kept for me. The peaches should be on here shortly The only problem is zucchini. You have to ring doorbel

Happy happy day day

thnx

Thanks for the help TT. Never fear dad, you guys taught me well. I was off kilter apparently. Guy says for awhile it was just shutting off randomly (and saying it recovered from a fatal error) but hasn't done that lately, now locks up constantly and always gets stuck searching for files in folders and never finds them. He thinks malware. I am thinking corrupted files so I have him run CHKDSK /r. CHKDSK does not report any files corrupted. Ok then I say what does event log show. Searches tell me MRxSmb errors relate to networking and modem problems but also see reports of malware being hidden

The log also shows some application hangs but I was wondering if there is a high incidence of MRxSmb being used as a malware hiding place. Waiting for him to get off work.

I am helping a guy who says his machine keeps hanging up and gets lost on file searches. This is usually caused by malware, file corruption or a memory problem in my experience. Anyways, his error logging is showing MRxSmb errors and warnings. This is related to networking and modem services. But I also see that it is /has been used as a hiding place for malware. Should I look into the malware thing or carry on looking for another cause?

Hmm. Looks like awhile since anyone has been in here. I heard TT was back to work in the real world. Hope I don't get in trouble for crawling in the bathroom window. Oh well, that free beer sign I taped to the front door pught to liven things up.

It's not just me. We have a guy up in Ottowa who had to pick up loose ends on his company's phone support for England and Ireland. Thought he was up on the accents until he fielded a call from London and got an Eastender. Said it wasn't exactly the Queen's own the bloke was talkin'

Thanks for the warm greetings eveyone. I will not be a such a stranger in future. Been busy taking care of my old people and spending a lot of time at another ASAP site. The made me a globular murderater or some such. Can't exactly understand everything those British guys say but I try. I think the last time I was here the aliigators had just showed up at the bar. Guess I have a lot of catching up to do. Agian, thanks for the homecoming party. (hey Dan, do you really belong to every forum on the internet)

After being gone for two years my account still works. How you all doing?

Happy berfday Jeff, I hope it was a good day for you.