Dave
Sun Aug 08 09:04:34 CDT 2004
the dot-net framework is microsoft's replacement for java, plus a bunch of
other old technologies of their own. it will install with some applications
and you can install it from windows update. i would go to add/remove
programs, find the entry for 'microsoft .net framework' and uninstall it,
then go back to windows update and reinstall it.
"Dee" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:225301c47d4c$ca12e940$a501280a@phx.gbl...
> Put it back? How do I do that? I don't know how it got
> there, so I wouldn't have the faintest where to start? I
> deleted it because I thought that if I didn't install
> anything, and it was there, then it was
> something "scary". Totally naive question, but what is
> the .net framework? This is why I came here, I am really
> not litererate with all this stuff.
> Thanks yet again.
>
>
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >better put it back quick! that account is installed by
> the .net framework
> >and is required for some functions to work. just
> because you don't know why
> >something is on your machine is not a reason to delete
> it. ask someone who
> >knows before you start deleting stuff.
> >
> >"Dee" <Dee@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> >news:1DB3D594-E139-4231-B28D-
> 4108847C61C5@microsoft.com...
> >> Hi.
> >> I discovered an account that had been set up on my
> comp without my
> >> knowledge. It wasn't by myself or the other admin,
> and was known as
> >ASP.net.
> >> I deleted it immediately, but I am wondering if that
> has only been
> >removed
> >> from the surface and 'whoever' is still able to access
> my comp? I am
> >running
> >> XP, scan with Norton AV twice a week, and run ad-aware
> (lavasoft) at least
> >> every 3rd day. I had Kazaa installed, but removed it
> and it's nasties
> >about
> >> 5 days ago. I am on a cable connection. i am not
> very computer literate,
> >so
> >> if there is more info required, let me know.
> >> Thanks,
> >> Dee
> >
> >
> >.
> >