Looking for freeware (on-access) antivirus scanner...
Hi,
i am working in a youth center (honorary) as a administrator and we are
higly dependent on donations.
Now we have seven pc's running with windows 2000 and open office, but the
best is, that we have a
internet connection. But as i said, we are dependent on donations and this
is why we cant buy
(expensive) antivirus software licenses. are there any (must be on-access
for windows) scanners that
are free for commercial use, because we are considered "commercial", but in
fact we are not.
Thanks in advance...
Best Regards
Kerem Gümrükcü Tag: AntiSpyware Tag: 77458
MS DTC ?
Hello, Run cleanup maintenance on my system at the of end of every month and
then do a little searching in OS.
Opened but did not change "Component Services" - "computer" - viewed all
folders.
Upon closing and then checking "Event Viewer" found two new listings: source
"MSDTC" catagory "TM" event id "2444" "security configeration" and source
"MSDTC" catagory "LOG" event id "4125" "log decompressed". Went to MS Help
and Support no listing found for the two events.
Is this odd behavior for "MSTDC"?
This is a stand alone non-network K56 modem single user unit.
WindowsXP Home Sp2 all security and critical updates.
Thank You.
Take Care.
beamish. Tag: AntiSpyware Tag: 77454
DUMPEL - MESSAGE TEXT not displaying
Greetings
I use dumpel rather extensively for debugging account lockout problems.
Since our support group upgraded us to SP2, I notice that the "message"
portion of the event log information appears to be missing.
NOTE: The issue is the SP level of the machine running DUMPEL, not the SP
level of the machine who's event log you are dumping.
I've tried this on two seperate SP2 systems and on a system that is still
SP1, and the results are consistant.
Does anyone have an idea of what is happening ???
e.g.
prior to SP2 upgrade
8/8/2005 4:11:35 PM 8 2 538 Security xxxxx\yyyyy zzzzzzzz User Logoff: User
Name: zzzzzzz Domain: zzzzzz Logon ID: (0x0,0xB6F20E) Logon Type: 3
post SP2 upgrade
11/1/2005 11:16:59 AM 8 2 538 Security xxxx\yyyy$ zzzzzz xxxxxx xxxxxx
(0x0,0x4D66962) 3
Villy Madsen CISA ISP
Information Security
ATCO I-Tek
Bus: (780) 420-5093
Cell: (780) 975-0110
Fax: (780) 420-3916
Mailto:Villy.Madsen@atcoitek.com
4MB Edmonton
The information transmitted is intended only for the addressee and may
contain confidential, proprietary and/or privileged material. Any
unauthorized review, distribution or other use of or the taking of any
action in reliance upon this information is prohibited. If you received this
in error, please contact the sender and delete or destroy this message and
any copies. Tag: AntiSpyware Tag: 77452
FTP using PGP
My client wants us to FTP data to them using FTP and PGP encryption. What
would be the best method of achieving this? Presumably we would need an FTP
client that supports PGP. Does Microsoft FTP support this? I also assume that
they would need a server at their end that supports PGP. Any information on
possible products would be greatly appreciated. Tag: AntiSpyware Tag: 77446
Running program files on XP with non-executable extensions?
I downloaded a file (let's call it BLUESKY.EXE) which my anti-
virus guard says may be a virus.
I wanted to get more info about this file, so I disabled it by
adding a couple of random letters to the extension.
I renamed BLUESKY.EXE to BLUESKY.EXEHJ.
I figured this would stop XP from running it if I double clicked
it in error. But my antivirus guard 'AntiVir PE' warned me about
it again. Even with the dummy extension letters. Surely such a
program file is now safe enough?
--
I found that if I put the random letters *before* the EXE then
'AntiVir PE' did not detect it as a virus.
So BLUESKY.HJEXE is ok according to 'AntiVir PE'.
Is this just an oddity in 'AntiVir PE' or is this being done
because of something in my XP Pro which might truncate the letters
in a file's extension after the first three letters?
--
MS security groups:
microsoft.public.security
microsoft.public.security.virus
microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin Tag: AntiSpyware Tag: 77442
File Sharing and Broadband
Recently I have made some major changes to my PC which make me think that I
need to review my file sharing policy.
I have moved from dial-up internet to broadband and installed a 3Com router
firewall.
The home network has 3 PCs which have file sharing enabled on all drives
The Share Permissions tab allows 'Network' change/read permissions. The
'Security' tab allows 'Everyone' full control. (MS Office gives problems
if I don't allow full access). This sounds a bit risky but as I understand
it 'everyone' means anyone who logs on with the correct username and
password. However, I must admit to being confused between the W2k
'Shares' properties 'Share Permissions' and 'Security'.
Since the NAT on the router makes the PCs invisible to the outside world and
the file shares are protected by password access then it seems safe.
My installation is:
W2000
Office 2000
Outpost PFW
The PCs are not logged on with admin privileges except when doing Windows
updates.
The router provides IP addresses to the PCs
Any thoughts?
Davy Tag: AntiSpyware Tag: 77439
how to backup Certificate templates
Hi,
I have backup my sub CA Private Key, CA Cert, Caert Database and Cert DB
log, using CA snap-in, does this backup also include Certificate templates?
If not included, how do I backup? any link in Microsoft for this solution?
Thanks for all replies. Tag: AntiSpyware Tag: 77430
Sony, Rootkits And Digital Rights Management Gone Too Far
"Last week when I was testing the latest version of RootkitRevealer (RKR) I
ran a scan on one of my systems and was shocked to see evidence of a
rootkit. Rootkits are cloaking technologies that hide files, Registry keys,
and other system objects from diagnostic and security software, and they
are usually employed by malware attempting to keep their implementation
hidden (see my ?Unearthing Rootkits? article from thre June issue of
Windows IT Pro Magazine for more information on rootkits). The RKR results
window reported a hidden directory, several hidden device drivers, and a
hidden application:"
http://www.sysinternals.com/blog/2005/10/sony-rootkits-and-digital-rights.html
Imhotep Tag: AntiSpyware Tag: 77425
network share help
how can I stop people from mapping to workstations using \\pcname\c$
Also what does ipc$ do and should I disable it? Thanks Tag: AntiSpyware Tag: 77423
Internal and External Access to the same site.
We have a b2b ordering site and would like to allow external customers
to access the site with username and password and have internal CSRs
access the same site without having to log in, using windows
authentication.
Our current solution we are not liking is to create a very restrictive
Active Directory account for each of our customers and have them log in
through our extranet appliance. Because of Sarbanes-Oxley (an our own
policies to satisfy SOX) we now need to expire their passwords, get
lots of paperwork before we can set them up, expire the accounts
automatically every 12 months...
What we would prefer is to have the site entirely hosted outside the
firewall, (NOT dual homed), and somehow have the credentials passed to
the external web server for users coming from inside the firewall,
while users outside the firewall have to log in and be authenticated on
the webserver against it's own authentication/authorization system. Tag: AntiSpyware Tag: 77415
ActiveX object fetching new dll's
Hello,
Our application can be run as an activex object which our company
distributes as a signed cab file. All good so far.
But we'd also like to be able to update the activex object with new
dll's (not just update to the existing dll's, but actually new
functionality). These new dll's could be created by us or by others.
We could do that easily by just downloading new dll's, saving them in
the same directory as our activex control, and loading them up. The
problem with the above scenario is security. Is there a way to harness
the Internet Explorer activex security implementation so that it takes
care of verifying if a dll that our activex control downloads is signed
our not, prompts the user to allow this or not, etc.?
Thanks
jdt Tag: AntiSpyware Tag: 77409
mail server redirect
Hello!
I have a Windows Xp SP2 machine and i whant to catch all smtp server
activity and to redirect it on a specific e-mail addres. I mean, if
someone using a smtp server on that machine send an email to
xxx@hotmail.com the machine shoult delivery the mail to the addres
abc@localhost and not to xxx@hotmail.com. The reason is that i suspect
some suspect smtp activity on my machine and i whant to see the content
of the emails. Can someone help me?
Thanks in advice Tag: AntiSpyware Tag: 77408
protecting a folder
I own a restaurant and keep all my financial information in one folder and
have managers that have access to the computer. Is there a way I can
password protect a folder? Tag: AntiSpyware Tag: 77405
Security precautions to take while installing windows 2000
I am planning to re-install Windows 2000 professional in an office
network environment. Can somebody advise me precautions to take
while installation that can better the security of the system.
For example, I think I need to install, antivirus, spyware removal
programs and also some firewall and then update the system as soon as
the installation of the windows is complete.
What order should I follow for the above tasks?
Is there anything else that I should do?
Thanks in advance for any help!!! Tag: AntiSpyware Tag: 77394
pass username/password between processes
Hi,
I want to design a secure mechanism to pass username/password from one
process to another, but won' t use shared public key to inside source code
for encryption / decryption due to its obviouse security hole, anyone who
can access srouce code know the key.
several approaches conceiving now:
1. pass as command line argument in win32 use CreateProcess(). There is
security hole here.
2. use shared memory for IPC. but looks like we never previent 3rd party to
process to break into shared memory if its name is known. Same thing even we
use public key, however the key cannot be safely passed to another process.
3. ... what else...
Is there any standard way to handle such things?
Thanks very much!
-John Tag: AntiSpyware Tag: 77391
Free Merchant Account
Accept credit cards. Signup for a free merchant account and get
instantly activated. Freekat lets you send oney to anyone with an
email address. Freekat is for consumers and works easily with your
checking and credit card details.
Freekat is currently in BETA so it's not done yet, but is still secure.
It's the next greenzap...
Visit for a free merchant account http://www2.freekat.com:8080 Tag: AntiSpyware Tag: 77388
PHISHING from MSN addresses
Like many of us, I have several email accounts.
Recently I started receiving a lot of PHISHING emails in another account. I
report them to that account. Several of the emails are comming from MSN
accounts.
Is there a way to contact MSN about PHISHING from MSN addresses? Tag: AntiSpyware Tag: 77378
Access denied in registry key
I'm having a problem removing two registry keys.
I'm using XP(pro sp2). I'm logged in as admin and I always get 'acces denied
(5)' whenever I try to open the key in regedit. When I try to change the
permissions/ownweship for the key the result is always unable to change
permissions.
I've tried this in Safe Mode as well. I'm really stuck, I can't think of
what else to try.
HELP ME PLEASE! Tag: AntiSpyware Tag: 77376
infected with Sasser
My averatec 3250 is infected with the Sasser worm. I have read a lot of
unproven ways of getting rid of this worm.
Anyone know the correct way of handling this worm?
Thanks Tag: AntiSpyware Tag: 77369
Free antivirus programs?
Are there any free versions of AV software that are any good?
I just tried Symantec's and Trend Micros but they spent an abnormal(?)
amount of time before finishing. I only tried to scan four smaller
folder with the Trend. Tag: AntiSpyware Tag: 77365
FTP over SSL
Hi,
To configure FTP over SSL, I just need to purchase a FTP server software
(WS_FTP server, etc.) and get a SSL certificate from VeriSign, etc. to be
install on the server, right?
In order for the client to connect over the SSL connection, they don't need
a separate certificate, right? The only thing is a SSL FTP client.
thanks. Tag: AntiSpyware Tag: 77360
Password FORGOTTEN >>>HELP!!!
I created an Excel Workbook, PW'ed the entire work book, have forgotten the
PW, and now can not modify book. Does anyone know of, or how to, gain access
again?
Please Help!
Thanks,
Drew Tag: AntiSpyware Tag: 77354
Microsoft is running a disreputable spyware outfit
By logging into hotmail on a new system I found out that Microsoft is
running a disreputable spyware program which pops up targeted adware on
your Windows PC some time AFTER you view web pages. HOW DO WE PREVENT
MICROSOFT FROM INFECTING OUR PC?
On a brand new PC, I noticed that EVERY time I visit a hotmail page the
message comes up (which I cancel every time):
---------------------------------------
Opening ADSAdClient31.dll
You have chosen to open
ADSAdClient31.dll
which is a: Application Extension
from http://rad.msn.com
What should Netscape do with this file?
(x) Open with dllfile (default)
( ) Save to Disk
----------------------------------------
I googled and found that this is a well-known Microsoft Ad Server
spyware advertising client dynamic linked library
(http://www.kuro5hin.org/story/2001/8/17/11541/1217)
but I did not find how to PREVENT it from installing! Apparently this
program pops up ads AFTER you view the web page! So it's a prime cause
of pop-up annoyances and is a known spyware program from Microsoft.
I tried putting 127.0.0.1 rad.msn.com into my hosts file but I STILL
get this annoying Microsoft Advertising Delivery Service dll download
attempt (which I cancel every time) when I visit any hotmail web page.
Someone out there must be an anti-spyware expert who can tell us how to
ELIMINATE the chance of this Microsoft-built adware/spyware?
PLEASE! If you are a Windows expert, you'll know how to stop this
program!
Thank you in advance,
Susan Sharm Tag: AntiSpyware Tag: 77341
Safe to delete index.dat?
Hi,
A while ago I read a newspaper article warning of the dangers to users of
free email services such as Yahoo and Hotmail; specifically how someone "in
the know" can read mails in a hidden C:\ file (even if they have been
deleted). The solution was (I believe in co-ordination with the local
Microsoft office) to delete index.dat.
As someone who uses a free email service, and one who works *exclusively* on
a portable (and who almost lost her PC recently!) this is very troubling.
Is it safe to delete index.dat? Are there any precautions I need to be aware
of? Can someone give me instructions how to do this?
Thanks,
Sharon Tag: AntiSpyware Tag: 77338
sharing broadband with guests
I want to share a DSL connection with guests via WiFi in a small mountain
inn. The DSL modem is also a wireless router which protects my whole
network from the outside world. My question is how do I protect the two
business PC's from the guests? Is it enough to run the XP firewall and use
strong passwords, or do I need an additional hardware firewall between me
and the guests? This lodge is in a remote mountain area so I'm not planning
to use any wireless encryption methods because it will be a hassle to make
sure all guests know how to use it. Is it a bad idea to leave the wireless
network wide open in my situation? Tag: AntiSpyware Tag: 77335
Firefox & Spybot S&D
I use Firefox, mainly. I also use Spybot S&D.
QUESTION: Does Spybot S&D work with Firefox, or only with
Internet Explorer?
QUESTION: Does the Immunize feature of Spybot S&D work with
Firefox?
QUESTION: If I understand correctly, the Immunize feature sets
up a "HOSTS" file that prevents access to or from certain bad
websites. If the HOSTS file only works with Internet Explorer, is
there a way I could copy it and set it up to work with Firefox?
Thank you.
<*((((><{
Fishy@Ocean.Net Tag: AntiSpyware Tag: 77334
Announcement: Security Chat with MS Vice President Mike Nash 11/10
Begin: 11/10/2005 10:00 AM
End: 11/10/2005 11:00 AM
Time Zone: Pacific Daylight Time (UTC - 7 hours-usually April-late
Oct)
Description: Join Mike Nash, Vice President for the Microsoft Security
Business Unit, and his team of security experts each month. Microsoft is
working hard to improve security and Mike and his team invite you to join
them in a candid Q&A session. Ask us your tough questions; share with us
what is going well and what needs improvement. This is your chance to talk
up front with the leading security minds at Microsoft.
Chat Room: TechNet:
www.microsoft.com/technet/community/chats/chatroom.aspx
--
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Melissa Travers, MCSE
MVP Lead - Exchange Server, Security & Virtual Machine
Please do not send email directly to this alias. This alias is for newsgroup
purposes only.
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. Tag: AntiSpyware Tag: 77332
Sluggish computer - possible spyware
My friend's computer is slow in a certain way. It loads web pages at a
normal speed.
But sometimes when you click on an ordinary thing - like minimizing a
window - it will do absolutely nothing for 5-15 seconds and then will
suddenly minimize it. In other words, it does not GRADUALLY display
images or windows.
There do not appear to be unwanted programs running in the background
(I'm not sure how to be sure of this) - and there are no programs in
the Startup folder.
Besides the obvious use of antivirus and antispyware programs, is there
something else I could check for? Perhaps there is too little memory
in the computer? Tag: AntiSpyware Tag: 77331
Add data to executable after it was signed
Hi,
I want to inject a url to my signed executable.
In which PE section should I write it.
10x
TestGames Tag: AntiSpyware Tag: 77330
ad-aware se
hi i'm hoping someone can shed a little light on my problem as a novice i
will try and explain as best i can.i scanned my friends pc using one of the
free scan tools which came back laden with results rather than pay for it i
downloaded and ran adaware se,but the problem is after scanning 63,000 files
or so it seemed to pause,always at roughly the same point,and it would say
conditional scan .....busy so i left it thinking it would resume at some
point but with no luck,did this 2-3 times with the same results....tried
uninstalling and re-installing same results and also tried running in safe
mode with the same results,hope this explination helps in some way....thanks
in advance Tag: AntiSpyware Tag: 77321
Is Viewpoint dangerous (Windows Media Player)
WMP comes with something called Viewpoint. It is some kind data
collector but I'm not clear whether it's dangerous to the computer.
There is a folder and subfolders for it. Should you just get rid of it
in Add/remove? Tag: AntiSpyware Tag: 77315
antispyware install/uninstall
I am getting failed to register/unregister dll errors on opth uninstall and
install. After uninstalling, I have searched the registry for gcant and I am
finding all sorts of references to the software.
I have deleted as many refs as I could. Now I have several left that are
giving errors such as:
Cannot open gcAntiSpywareLibrary.ActiveXObject: Error while opening key.
Try deleting and I get:
Cannot delete gcAntiSpywareLibrary.ActiveXObject: Error while deleting key.
Any suggestions?
Thanks in Advance Tag: AntiSpyware Tag: 77307
Security Alert Messag
Once again another problem with security alert windows. I am on a site that I
want to sign up as a distributor. Everything goes fine until I get to the
bottom of the Terms & Conditions Page. I go to the bottom, click on "I Agree"
and click submit. A security alert message comes up stating "You are about to
be redirected to a connection that is not secure. The information you are
sending to the current site might be retransmitted to a nonsecure site. Do
you wish to continue?" I click on "Yes". The alert box goes away for a split
second and then pops right back up. I keep clicking yes, it just will not go
away!! Is this a problem with the site, or my problem? Thanks to anyone for
help. Tag: AntiSpyware Tag: 77300
Tracing where someone os by their account
How do I trace where someone has logged in from? My son's account came online
while I was on Messenger. This wouldn't be a big deal except he was sitting
beside me and we only have 1 pc in the house. He does not have access to MSN
at school and did not give his password to anyone. I was also logged on for
quite awhile so there was no way for his account to still be running. Other
than changing the account password which I did when this happened to me
during the summer; What else can I do? This is very worrisome for me... Tag: AntiSpyware Tag: 77298
Spyware vs. viruses
Is it true that each computer virus has a name and an effect, but
spyware doesn't? Why Spybot or AdAware found things, it just displayed
names of files or cookies. When Norton AV finds things, they are in a
very specific list of viruses, each with a certain nature.
Why doesn't Norton make one program that is both AV and anti-spyware? Tag: AntiSpyware Tag: 77292
Spyware problem / prevention
This morning I couldn't start any programs and ctrl+alt+delete would do
nothing. I called support and they got me to run Scandisk. This fixed
the problem.
First of all, could only spyware have caused this problem?
If it was spyware, was it a particular spyware program?
I downloaded Spybot and it found many things and I fixed them but I'm
not sure if the spyware that caused the orig. problem was eliminated.
Spybot keeps a log in an awkward place. Tag: AntiSpyware Tag: 77280
PLEASE HELP
My msn was hacked the hacker signed in as me he is going through all my
emails and says the only way he will give me back my password is if I give
him naked pics. I have written to msn in the customer service box and keep
getting auto responses is there a quicker way to get in contact with them
seeing as how I have credit info in my e mail for work and such other
imporant things please get back to me. Tag: AntiSpyware Tag: 77275
Spyware programs for Windows ME?
Do you know of any Spyware programs for Windows ME?
My friend has that and the machine is very sluggish. Tag: AntiSpyware Tag: 77274
Spyware programs
I just had a spyware problem where I had to run chkdsk or else I
couldn't run any programs.
I already have Norton AV - couldn't I upgrade that to a spyware
prevention program?
If not, what do you recommend for spyware? Tag: AntiSpyware Tag: 77272
Unable to install Anti Spyware Beta
I have recently reinstalled Windows XP following hardware changes. I am being
prompted to activate the OS, but told that the COA number I have is
incorrect. My computer supplier told me to ignore the prompts to activate, as
these are "errors", as I am simply reinstalling an already-activated product.
Because the Microsoft Anti Spyware site thinks I don't have an activated
Windows XP, I can't install it. The antispyware software is really useful and
I'd like it back!
Any help greatly appreciated. Tag: AntiSpyware Tag: 77268
WMI provider write permissions
Hi there,
Is there a WMI class where giving a provider write is potentially harmful?
--Sudhakar Tag: AntiSpyware Tag: 77265
Where is SERVICE_USER_DEFINED_CONTROL used?
Hi all,
I am interested in seeing where all SERVICE_USER_DEFINED_CONTROL permission
for services gets used. Can you give me examples? I cannot think of even one.
:-)
thanks,
Sudhakar. Tag: AntiSpyware Tag: 77264
Issuing Web Browser digital certificates
Hello ..
My company would like to have an offline Windows Server 2003 standalone
Certificate Authority. This CA would issue SSL certificates for an
Extranet. Users would either be sent a certificate to install or a tech
from or company would visit each client and perform the install.
My issue is that I am only aware of using the certsrv web that comes
with certificate services to request and install certificates for web
browsing. I am really not sure how to initiate a request at our offline
CA server on behalf of each user, how to generate the file, and how to
install the file in their personal certificate store in Internet
Explorer manually.
I know this isn't the most secure thing to do .. using the web based
certificate request/install is the best idea, however, they'd like the
server to be offline, and have techs install the certificates in each
users profile manually. Any ideas on what I need to do? I looked at
certreq.exe but was having issues with the policy.inf file.
Any advice or info is appreciated.
Thanks!
william.a.hunter@gmail.com Tag: AntiSpyware Tag: 77256
Connections from subnets to shares are rejected
This is a bizzare problem. Our users and computers that are part of the
domain but are on a different subnet can no longer access shared folders on
one particular server. Group membership and folder permissions have not
changed. The users can access the folders if they log on on the same subnet
as the server. I have made a little bit of progress in the sense that under
network connections, on the workstation, I turned off everything in the
Authentication tab, which I don't understand. Once I did that users on the
subnets could at least browse the network, i.e. see all the workstations and
servers in the domain. They can see all the shares on the servers. However
shares report they are not accessible or they do not have permission, which
they do. Prior to turning the Authentication settings off subnet users only
saw workstations on their own subnet. I have verified their DNS and WINS
server settings.
We had this problem show up last week w/ this same server out of the blue.
I ended up doing an in place upgrade to get things going again. Everything
was fine for the few days we were at work prior to Wilma. This is the first
time subnet users have been able to get back on the network since Wilma came
through. Hence nothing has changed on the server from then until now
becauses nobody was here to change anything. I think this is a security
"feature" of Server 2003 sp1 that I know nothing about. Something that only
affects users when they are on a different subnet. I am at a complete and
total loss as to why and how to go about fixing this. Any ideas would be
greatly appreciated. Tag: AntiSpyware Tag: 77251
Restore file permissions
I used showaccs.exe to download file permission rights and use xcacls.vbs to
restore those file permissions as in a case of server upgrade. I need to
find out what the code sequence are to restore five situations- the first is
a folder with just List Folder Contents and Read both checked. The second is
a folder with List Folder Contents, Read, and Write checked. The third is a
folder with Deny Write checked. The fourth is a folder with Deny Read
checked. The fifth is a folder with Deny List Folder Contents, Read, and
Write checked.
For example, a folder can be in any given permission set. But, if I use the
following command line statement: >cscript.exe xcacls.vbs "D:\TestFolder" /g
USERS:X [enter], the folder TestFolder is reset to List Folder Contents,
Read and Write boxes checked. The advanced settings will also be reset to
the corresponding.
--
Message posted via http://www.winserverkb.com Tag: AntiSpyware Tag: 77250
MS antispyware Beta 1
Since about 1 week (probably after an update), I can no longer use this
program normally. Everytime I open it, it acts as if it is the 1st time and I
have to rechoose all the settings. I then run a scan and the next time it
starts all over, asking for settings and telling me I have vener run a scan.
Any ideas? Tag: AntiSpyware Tag: 77245
Lock pages in memory
Dear All,
I am having trouble using the AdjustTokenPrivileges API call to enable
"SeLockMemoryPrivilege" - I get the error "Not all privileges referenced are
assigned to the caller."
I have assigned myself to the "Lock pages in memory" Local Security Policy
and also been allocated this privilege on the domain controller.
Is there anything else I have to do?
Regards,
AJ Tag: AntiSpyware Tag: 77241
Will Microsoft release a Production release of AS? Or it will always be
Beta? Thanks!
Go to www.download.com, and do a search or a program called "spyware
blaster". While the microsoft anti spyware program works just as good, try
this one, as well.
Kevin wrote:
> Go to www.download.com, and do a search or a program called "spyware
> blaster". While the microsoft anti spyware program works just as good, try
> this one, as well.