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    - cd rom drive everytime i insert a cd rom in my disc drive the drawer just keeps going in and out,it doe,s not read the information on the cd rom, could anyone give me some advice on this one? Tag: DSFR Tag: 44739
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    - What is "your-wg5n33dutv" I have recently installed a internet security package and it identified a "Invalid Source IP Address" coming from 255.255.255.255 (protocol icmp)and being sent to your- wg5n33dutv (followed by my currently assigned ip address). So I am being pinged. I checked with my ISP and they are not sending it. I ran Ad-Aware and removed all non-windows related spy ware. I have done a google search on this and found several articles refering to your-wg5n33dutv as a location that seems to store results of some form of data gathering. Is this some part of Windows XP or some of their spy software? I am confused how the source IP can be 255.255.255.255? Does anyone have any idea of what this is??? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Jeff Tag: DSFR Tag: 44738
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    - MSN Groups Hacked & Taken Over Two MSN Group Communities were hacked into last Saturday. All admin managers were removed, posts monitored and pages deleted. I have provided complete information to Customer Support and the guy is simply operating both like he legitimately owns them. Nothin has been done to get the guy out of them. The MSN Pets & Animals Channel was actually initiated by MSN in 2001 and in 2002 they asked me to take ownership and run it, which have doen since Feb 2002.There are 7000 members wondering what is going on. Looking for a step above Customer Support and feeling very much like burgars took over my house and the police won't do anything about it. Tag: DSFR Tag: 44737
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    - Log On Password I have microsoft windows 98. When you turn the computer on and the you come to the log on page how can I have a password that works and does not get by passed by pressing the cancel button. Please Help Tag: DSFR Tag: 44736
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    - What is System-Level Password? Hi, I'm looking for a definition of the following terminology: System Level Password. I'll appreciate if somebody can share any information related to it. Thanks, Edwin Tag: DSFR Tag: 44733
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    - Local security policy win2k Hi all. I would like to set some restrictions to users who use stations running win2k in my netcafe (they are in a workgroup), so that users cannot install programs or run trojans on the computers. I set these restrictions in local security policy but after that the computers become unuseful and the user or admin cannot do even some ordinary tasks like running IE. I appriciate any help or comment. Cheers Behzad Tag: DSFR Tag: 44732
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    - microsoft notice of license expiration I get a message that my Microsoft license has expired they want my credit card number and pin number any suggestions on how i can stop this message from notifying me every time I turn computer on. Thank you Tag: DSFR Tag: 44730
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    - microsoft windows whenever i turn on computer i get message from Microsoft windows say License has expired. Then it ask for e mail address my name and address my credit dard number, pin number and expiration date. This just started over the week end. who or how can I contact someone to stop it thank you Tag: DSFR Tag: 44729
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    - what is igmp? this is what is set inside "norton internet security": -options button... --firewall tab... ---advanced security settings... ----[_] block igmp ----[x] stealth blocked ports ----[x] permit all except suspected attacks what is igmp? (internet group management protocol) should this be set on? Tag: DSFR Tag: 44724
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    - how do i stop being watched while im on the net Tag: DSFR Tag: 44721
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    - help okay my computer has been having some pop up problems and that has not been a big deal to me but it is also has been sending me messages that im being monitored can some one tell me what this means Tag: DSFR Tag: 44720
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    - hotmail my hotmail have been hack into is there no way i can track down the hacker and put him under the law Tag: DSFR Tag: 44719
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    - Open zip files? Can I get a virus just by opening a .zip file, without opening any of the files inside the zip file? Thanks -- Walter The Happy Iconoclast www.rationality.net - Tag: DSFR Tag: 44718
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    - pop ups HI...... does anyone know if Internet Explorer has a setting in their browser to help eliminate some pop ups. If not can you tell me what would be the best why to stop these. They are actually driving me crazy. Thanks cutieputie Tag: DSFR Tag: 44714
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    - Access 2000 Multi User I have Access 2000 running on a network with four stations connected to the server, each station has a copy of the software. When more than one user tries to access the application we receive an error that says she/he doesn't have exculsive rights. And when I look at the directory and file at that time there is a 'lock' icon on the file. I looked at the individual security parameters by station, but don't see anything that looks like it would prevent access by all users in a multi-user enviorement. Could this be at the server security level and the individual stations problem? Thanks Tag: DSFR Tag: 44713
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    - Passfilt.dll on NT Server 4.0 H Just read about the use of passfilt.dll to enforce users to use strong passwords. Does anyone know if we set our DC's to use this dll will it effect the users existing passwords or will it just take effect the next time the users are required to change their passwords??? I don't want to cobble exting logins to the domain! Thanks in advance. Tag: DSFR Tag: 44711
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    - Internet Explorer Today I received a message from Internet Explorer(I have received these before without a problem) in a blue box which said that an error had been received and that the computer had to be closed down. It then gave two boxes; one said 'send error report' and the other said 'don't send'. I then chose one of the boxes and closed down the machine. I think that the error I made was to close down the machine myself rather than let the software do it! Anyway, I cannot get rid of this box and everytime I turn the computer on and try and try and get on the internet by using Internet Explorer the same message is received. I have pressed the request boxes to both send and don't a report and nothing changes. Will someone please tell me what to do. Many thanks. Tag: DSFR Tag: 44707
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    - attempted-recon Hello. My firewall shows an intrusion called "attempted-recon", the reference URL is http://www.whitehats.com/info/IDS311 and a description shows ICMP L3RetrieverPing. What is an attempted-recon? What information gives me a refernce URL concerning firewalls and what is an ICMP L3RetrieverPing? Thanks a lot for information about these topics! Greetings, Tim. Tag: DSFR Tag: 44706
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    - Authorisation failed I am attempting to get into a secure site from my home laptop. I can get into it when I am at work. I am using Internet Explorer as my browser (the same at work). However on my home laptop I get the message: Unauthorised: proper authorisation is required for the administration of this proxy. Either your browser does not perform authorisation or your authorisation has failed. Any ideas on this? Kind regards Laurence Tag: DSFR Tag: 44705
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    - PPP protocol and Firewall Hello! On which port are connected 2 modems who communicate using PPP protocol ? One of them is waiting (host), but the other is dialing (client). I will install on the host computer with waiting modem software Firewall - for example Sygate. I will create a rule for allowing of TCP port which is used from the 2 computers for communication. But I don't know PPP protocol which port uses so that I can create a rule in Firewall for allowing of this port. Tag: DSFR Tag: 44702
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    - MHTML Redirection Patch? I got this vulnerability alert from bugtraq in November and MS hasn't released a patch for it yet. Setting active scripting to Prompt is the only work-around and is very frustrating to users, but I have no choice since the bug is so lethal. When will a patch for this vulnerability be released? Thanks. http://www.securityfocus.com/archive/1/345614/2003-11- 23/2003-11-29/0 Aaron Geiger Tag: DSFR Tag: 44699
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    - Firewall Protection I have Windows XP home edition loaded on my desktop. I recently added a Microsoft MN-7OO wireless base station and a wireless notebook adapter. When I installed this it told me to disable the Windows XP firewall. Does anyone know if that firewall should be turned back on or does the base station have a firewall also? Tag: DSFR Tag: 44697
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    - "Use this patch immediately" I've received a message claiming to be from security@microsoft.com titled "Use this patch immediately". It reads exactly as follows: Dear friend, use this Internet Explorer patch now! There are dangerous virus in the Internet now! More than 500,000 already infected! I figure that it is a virus, judging by the way it was worded. Anyway, I couldn't detect any virus through a scan of the e-mail. Any idea on what it may be before I just blow it away? Tag: DSFR Tag: 44683
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    - home page can anyone tell me why my home page keeps changing...everytime I go online theres another home page in it's place..please help.... Tag: DSFR Tag: 44677
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    - Outlook Express- can't open attachments We recently had our computer rebuilt and have a new version of OE. I sent some files home (Excel, Word) from work, and OE won't allow me to access them. It says "OE removed access to the following unsafe attachments in your mail:". Any idea why this is happening and what we can do to change it? Tag: DSFR Tag: 44671
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    - Is this legal? I play IL2 forgotten battles on Hyperlobby. I recently seen a host in the lobby that bannes players post their IP's...Provider...and User Name. Is this legal? What can someone do about this? Who to call or talk to? He has posted my IP about a month ago...and the more I think about it ...the madder I get. Thanks for any reponse Cya Scott .. Tag: DSFR Tag: 44660
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    - MSN Messenger I got kicked out I just reinstalled MSN Messeneger from the website, and a message came after awhile say "I've logged out because I've logged in at another location", this is bullshit as I'm the only one with the password "as far as I thought", and I changed my passwrod imidiatly to something totally different, and it happened again. Can anybody tell me why this happens? Thanks. Dj. Tag: DSFR Tag: 44657
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    - Architecture for multiple servers Hi All, I am about to upgrade our NT 4.0 servers with 2003 servers. I anticipate that I will have either 3 or 4 servers operational. One will be for Exchange, one for Oracle, one for Terminal Server connections, and a fourth for File sharing and storage. I may be able to squeeze the file storage to the Terminal Server, but not sure. Anyway, our current architecture is: public IP to Nortel Contivity box for VPN access public IP to NIC1 in exchange server private IP to NIC2 in exchange server exchange server performing proxy et al to the local network I would like to make this more secure. First, and foremost, I understand that by default 2003 server IIS is MUCH better than 4.0 was. My question is: should I have a hardware firewall put in place, and route the traffic based on ports? Should I have 2 NICs in the new exchange server? I want to do this one right, since I had no say in the original NT system we are currently using. Thanks for any input! Jerry Tag: DSFR Tag: 44656
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    - xp home edition "lost " owner and password on my screen Our laptop computer came with xp home editions installed. Somebody set it up so I could click on my user name and I'm in. For some reason I have the half of the screen that tells me to click on user name, but my name on the right side is now missing. All I can do is cut the thing off. What's worse, the "expert" that set it up no longer works for us Anthony tells me " Do not Re-format with the operating program, if I install the c.d. Tag: DSFR Tag: 44651
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    - microsoft outlook password how do i take out password from sending and receiving email Tag: DSFR Tag: 44648
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    - Local Security Settings Pardon the newbie question here: How do I adjust the local users and groups security settings on a Windows 2003 server (it is part of a domain, but not a controller)? When I open the window for Local Secutiry Policy, the appropriate files appear, however, they have a padlock on them. I AM logging as the adminstrator as well. Thanks, Daniel Tag: DSFR Tag: 44643
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    - MSDN for sale ? Legal ? I was kinda curious on one issue. I used to receive MSDN and of course loved it. I recently saw at a local used bookstore/software store where they had a pretty up to date copy of MSDN complete with Three Binders of CD's and a smaller binder of DVD's. All access codes were attached. The only problem is, if this software has already been activated if its legal or not ? Anyone know the answer on this one ? Thanks Tedd -- Tedd Riggs PDA Square Content Developer www.pdasquare.com Tag: DSFR Tag: 44642
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    - Password for Outlook Express Recently tried to access my e-mail account and was unexpectantly asked for a password for the account. The account has been open for several years and I may have, at the onset, established a password, however; since that time I have forgotten it. Why is it that now I am being asked for the password? Is there a way to circumvent the use of the password to be able to retrieve my e-mail, which I haven't been able to get now since Jan. 13, 2004. Help!!! Thanks!!!! Tag: DSFR Tag: 44639
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    - Messenger security Does MSN Messenger use H.323 for voice features. It has been mentioned that AIM uses the protocol (though AOL has yet to comment about it's vulernability to CA-2004-01). If Messenger does use H.323 (We know NetMeeting does), has Microsoft commented on it's possible vulnerability or if they are testing it? --jrs Tag: DSFR Tag: 44632
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    - Lost my MS search tool to Shop Nav ShopNav, a shopping search engine, appears everytime I hit the "search" button in IE. I cannot get rid of it. I want my regular MS search back. Can anyone suggest a fix. I have been to the "ShopNav" website where they have an uninstaller.... It does not work. (Suprising,,,eh?) Thanks Tag: DSFR Tag: 44629
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    - SID to Groupname. Hi, Is there anyway of recovering the SID of an old group to a newly created group with the same name? I suppose what im trying to do is SID mapping. Regards, Steve. Tag: DSFR Tag: 44628
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    - Storing User Certificates in Active Directory I need some help figuring out how to go about setting up the server and active directory to handle this problem. I have a secure website that distributes certificates for users to use to access their website. There are 3000+ users on our network and maybe a few hundred of these users will be needing access the website. Is there a way to store the certificates in Active Directory? I'm trying to centralize this as much as possible. Thanks for the help Sean . Tag: DSFR Tag: 44620
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    - scanning i was surfing tonight when a message i've never seen popped up saying that my computer was being monitored (i was doing a google search for haircuts and ended up on a porn site... i'm still trying to find the link between the two). anyway, this message had my ip adress, my os and other information that seems to me would be impossible to have if this wan't true. i posted something similar a few weeks ago because i was afraid that someone may have hacked into my computer and i can't change my security settings cause they're in korean right now. i may have gotten screwed by one of those fake msn security messages. can this be true???? if so, is there anything i can do to stop/block someone monitoring my computer?!?!?!?!? lesson learned: don't look for possible haircuts on the internet. thanks, worried in korea Tag: DSFR Tag: 44619
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    - norton antivirus and microsoft downloads I'm trying to download some new secuirty measures from the microsoft web site. I'm able to download them to my desktop but when I try to run them from there to my computer the wizard just seems to disappear from the screen. I'm also having the same problem with norton anti- virus 2004. I'm able to download it from the disk but when I try to run it from the desktop it either does not respond or when it does it disappears form the screen. Can anyone help? Do I need to reload XP? I went to the symantes web site for help and have tried everything nothing seems to work. Tag: DSFR Tag: 44618
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    - Win2k3 Web Edition - Usage of EFS I'm trying to secure a co-loc server as much as possible, so I figgured, let me encrypt all the folders with sensitive data, including the folder with website data for IIS Well it seems IIS does not like this at all and refused to work properly. I'm expecting a different NTFS user account is used for the EFS method So is there any way to configure/use EFS so that my original idea would work? Tag: DSFR Tag: 44617
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    - Spoofed Microsoft Security Alert The Creators of the spoofed Microsoft security alerts whith a so called Microsoft security patch Attachment (Virus Dropper), have got more clever. I received a new spoof today with no attachment, however a cursory glance through the source code before opening showed nothing to make me belive it was not a Microsoft Security allert. I Missed one tiny piece of code that on opening attempted to download an ActiveX control. Thankfully my settings blocked this. Be Warned. If Microsoft would like to contact me I will forward the email. Yours Philip Bailey Tag: DSFR Tag: 44616
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    - L2TP/IPSec from XP client to Windows 2003 Server Does anyone have this configuration running I'm getting an error which indicates that there i no certificate installed on my client, but the mm shows a valid certificate I think this is a bug --pjc Tag: DSFR Tag: 44603
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    - hotmail yesterday my hotmail account have been hack into and all my emails between a friend and me has been send out to all her friends using my account. she has then blame me for doing it and hated me and have left me. i hope that some one here can help me find out who this love rival is and is it possible to trace the email that have been send out form my account for the last two days. the time and location where the emails have been send . i am willing to pay for any information or investigation that you can help me provided that the information is useful . currently you can email to me at davelim4@yahoo.com Tag: DSFR Tag: 44589
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    - Malicious Script HelpCtr.Exe Running WinXP Home I hope someone will bear with me and read this. It sounds complicated I guess, but I have tried to pare it down to just a few words and that just won't work. And if anyone has a better idea than reformatting and reinstalling I would be SO grateful for the advice. Problem began with a sudden drastic decline in dial-up connection speed. Initially blamed my ISP, pretty much cursed them out over a couple of day. (I have since apologized!) After updating VirusScan and SpyBot, which I routinely do anyway, and finding no problems there. I started the modem troubleshooter. Should have begun there. Several pages into the troubleshooter I get a Norton Warning Window that there is a Malicious Script HelpCtr.Exe and recommends that I block it. It does not offer to quarantine it. I delete it. It has no effect. I have script blocking on as a default, but it appears not to have caught this. I do a search on the file name. I come up with 3 exact matches, and one additional match with an extended string following the extension. They are as follows: helpctr.exe in C:\WINDOWD\$NtServicePackUninstall$ Aug/18/2001 helpctr.exe in C:\WINDOWS\ServicePackFiles|i386 Aug/29/2002 helpctr.exe in C:\WINDOWS\PCHEALTH\HELPCTR\binaries Aug/29/2002 HELPCTR.EXE-0BD5B31B.pf in C:\WINDOWS\prefetch Current date All capitals are exactly as shown in the search result window. The first three files appear to be legitimate. Their age and the properties screen which says Microsoft is the origin lead me to believe they are legitimate. So I assumed the last one, with the long string followed by .pf was the culprit. So I deleted it. No effect. If I disconnect and reconnect, it is at the same low speed, and the trouble shooter finds the script again. Rebooting does the same thing. Went through this several times. Same result (non-result?) (I also deleted ALL of them at one time,I got warnings of possible instability which I ignored, But doing so immediately affected everything! From mouse clicks to keyboard function! So I restored them and rebooted!) Obviously (to me) something unknown is regenerating this file! It is this I must find! Anyone having a clue what is causing this? In the last 2 days some other odd things have occurred which I will not detail here, but it leads me to logically assume that whatever is invading my system has more nasty things to do than just slowing down my internet connection. I did a search on Google/groups and there are literally thousands of entries dealing with problems with HelpCtr.exe, all of them seemingly affecting a different aspect of Windows. Some can't print. some can't network, and on and on. Looked it up on Symantec's page, got three hits, none of which related in any way to my situation. (And Norton, BTW, no longer supports a TWO YEAR OLD version of AntiVirus. And even if you qualify for support they do not offer support to get rid of a problem. Only support is for installation and general use of the program. Have used Norton for 10 years. Never again. End of rant) The basic support from Dell is to Back up data, reformat and re install. I'm at the point that I might be willing to do it BUT here's at least one problem with that: If something is generating this malicious script how am I to determine what is safe to backup and what is not. Just backing it all up does not make any sense to me. I hope I have not lost your interest by going on too long and that all of this makes some sense. Hopefully Grape Crusher Tag: DSFR Tag: 44579
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    - Outlook/Security Problems??? It appears that when some attachments are included with an e-mail Outlook enters in and makes it impossible to save the attachments or open them. It does not consistently happen and there is no indication that it happens because of a potential virus. Is this an Outlook problem, a Security issue, or ??? I don't know how to resolve this. I need these attachments. Any advise is appreciated. Tag: DSFR Tag: 44569
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    - email notes I keep recieving an email that says it is from Microsoft anf that I shoudl down load this patch immediately. How do I know if this is real or a virus attack? Tag: DSFR Tag: 44566
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    - checking the ports How do I check if the ports on my network are open and forwarded? Tag: DSFR Tag: 44563
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    - Network Trouble Ive been using Windows Media Encoder 7 with no real problems until we installed a local network in our house. My computer runs off an internet connection which i access through the network. Now when i try to broadcast through media encoder 7...only people on the network can access it through windows media player? How can I sort this out? Thanks Tag: DSFR Tag: 44551
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    - SUS server Is is possible to use SUS server on 1 network that is connected to the Internet to recieve updates, then sneaker net the updates to another SUS server that CAN'T connect to the Internet. If not, it might be a good feature for new version, lot of us run networks that can't be connected to the Internet. Thanks Kevin Parks Tag: DSFR Tag: 44548
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    - highjackthis log file I ran highjackthis after some advice I recieved this is the log file that it created, what do I do with this? Logfile of HijackThis v1.97.7 Scan saved at 9:18:38 AM, on 1/25/2004 Platform: Windows 2000 SP4 (WinNT 5.00.2195) MSIE: Internet Explorer v6.00 SP1 (6.00.2800.1106) Running processes: C:\WINNT\System32\smss.exe C:\WINNT\system32\winlogon.exe C:\WINNT\system32\services.exe C:\WINNT\system32\lsass.exe C:\WINNT\system32\svchost.exe C:\WINNT\system32\spoolsv.exe C:\WINNT\System32\svchost.exe C:\WINNT\system32\regsvc.exe C:\WINNT\system32\MSTask.exe C:\WINNT\Explorer.EXE C:\WINNT\System32\WBEM\WinMgmt.exe C:\WINNT\system32\svchost.exe C:\WINNT\system32\WinHelp.exe C:\WINNT\system32\internat.exe C:\Program Files\AIM\aim.exe C:\WINNT\System32\svchost.exe C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe C:\WINNT\system32\rundll32.exe C:\PROGRA~1\WINZIP\wzqkpick.exe C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\IEXPLORE.EXE C:\PROGRA~1\WINZIP\winzip32.exe C:\unzipped\hijackthis[1]\HijackThis.exe R1 - HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main,Search Bar = http://www.yahoo.com/search/ie.html R1 - HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main,Search Page = http://www.yahoo.com/search/ie.html R1 - HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main,Search Bar = http://www.yahoo.com/search/ie.html R1 - HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main,Search Page = http://www.yahoo.com/search/ie.html O2 - BHO: NavErrRedir Class - {0428FFC7-1931-45b7-95CB- 3CBB919777E1} - (no file) O2 - BHO: (no name) - {53707962-6F74-2D53-2644- 206D7942484F} - C:\PROGRA~1\SPYBOT~1\SDHelper.dll O3 - Toolbar: &Radio - {8E718888-423F-11D2-876E- 00A0C9082467} - C:\WINNT\System32\msdxm.ocx O4 - HKLM\..\Run: [Synchronization Manager] mobsync.exe /logon O4 - HKLM\..\Run: [WinHelp] C:\WINNT\system32\WinHelp.exe O4 - HKLM\..\Run: [WinGate initialize] C:\WINNT\system32 \WinGate.exe -remoteshell O4 - HKLM\..\Run: [AltnetPointsManager] c:\program files\altnet\points manager\points manager.exe -s O4 - HKLM\..\Run: [Remote Procedure Call Locator] RUNDLL32.EXE reg678.dll ondll_reg O4 - HKLM\..\Run: [Program In Windows] C:\WINNT\system32 \IEXPLORE.EXE O4 - HKCU\..\Run: [internat.exe] internat.exe O4 - Global Startup: Microsoft Office.lnk = C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office\OSA9.EXE O4 - Global Startup: WinZip Quick Pick.lnk = C:\Program Files\WinZip\WZQKPICK.EXE O9 - Extra button: AIM (HKLM) O9 - Extra button: Related (HKLM) O9 - Extra 'Tools' menuitem: Show &Related Links (HKLM) O16 - DPF: {3E68E405-C6DE-49FF-83AE-41EE9F4C36CE} (Office Update Installation Engine) - http://office.microsoft.com/officeupdate/content/opuc.cab O16 - DPF: {9F1C11AA-197B-4942-BA54-47A8489BB47F} (Update Class) - http://v4.windowsupdate.microsoft.com/CAB/x86/unicode/iuctl .CAB?37990.6304976852 O16 - DPF: {D27CDB6E-AE6D-11CF-96B8-444553540000} (Shockwave Flash Object) - http://download.macromedia.com/pub/shockwave/cabs/flash/swf lash.cab thanks in advance Tag: DSFR Tag: 44536

I wonder if there are step by step instructions to de-bug
my Dell PC ?

Re: DSFR by Sarah

Sarah
Wed Jan 28 00:26:35 CST 2004

Katy writes:
>-----Original Message-----
>I wonder if there are step by step instructions to de-
bug
>my Dell PC ?
>.
Call Dell's 800 number and hook up with a support
tech. Assuming that you bought the machine from them,
they should be able to provide all the information you
need, free of charge.

-Sarah
I've had a perfectly wonderful evening. But this wasn't
it.
Groucho Marx

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