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I recommend and use an external hard drive as I find that it is easy to install and the power for the extra hard drive is provided by the external hard drive enclosure so that the extra power does not impact the host system power supply.
It connects through a USB port and not very expensive:
http://www.tigerdirect.ca/applications/cat....asp?CatId=1204
I use Karen's Replicator to keep things in sync between the hard drives:
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SpywareBlaster definition 2009-02-14 update
12066 items in database
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WinPatrolToGo for the "Computer guy" or Girl
This weekend I?m re-launching the portable version of WinPatrol with a new look and new name.
I?m pleased to announce the release of WinPatrolToGo. (formerly called WinPatrolFlash)
http://billpstudios.blogspot.com/2009/02/w...uy-or-girl.html
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I could go for a Sloppy Joe On A Krispy Kreme right about now but there is no Krispy Kreme outlet near me.
Tim Hortons Chilli is not bad:
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I would un-install Firefox then it would not interfere.
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I ran across this http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555525
it may help you (and others) - sadly it didn't help me
That's why I invested the $5.00 because it is worth it to me because it fixes quite a few other things as well.
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After doing a clean (didn't do anything advanced) when I reboot the quicklaunch bar has to be re-enabled to show. I tried doing a restore of the backup and got an error (i'm using this on a work laptop xp pro sp2 that is locked down in some areas).
I've looked in the registry by doing a search without success to find any key related to quicklaunch.
Any suggestions?
tia
Welcome Lionel
Have a look at my situation with Quicklaunch on my XP Pro system:
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http://www.computerworld.com/action/articl...tsrc=hm_ts_headMicrosoft, Symantec, VeriSign join forces to fight Downadup wormMicrosoft offers $250,000 for info on hackers; ICANN involved in effort, too
By Gregg Keizer
February 12, 2009 (Computerworld) Nearly 20 technology companies and organizations are combining forces to disrupt the command-and-control infrastructure of the rapidly spreading Downadup worm, prompted by infection rates of nearly 2.2 million machines each day.
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I liked him best http://www.dustygroove.com/images/products...fuljuk_101b.jpg
Then Thriller then the money took over and wanted to change race to save face so to speak.
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http://blog.trendmicro.com/virux-cases-escalateVIRUX Cases Escalateby Macky Cruz (Technical Communications)
There are an increasing number of reports from several countries about a complex file infector with several infection routines. Arriving via the Internet, this new strain bypasses the Windows Firewall, infects using various infection types and using more than one layer of encryption. The US seems to be the most affected amongst all other regions as of this writing.
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I can' seem to find any more infoformation about this
http://blogs.technet.com/security/archive/...ity-claims.aspxCIO.COM: Can Mozilla Support Their Security Claims?Mozilla bills Firefox as the most secure Web browser on the planet, but is it really? Follow along with this series and see if the claims hold up to close scrutiny.
Today, I started a multi-part article series on cio.com (Security landing page: http://www.cio.com/topic/1419/Security) probing Mozilla?s claims of security superiority. My plan is to post up a new article every few days probing aspects of claims they?ve made either on the Firefox security page or in some other public forum
This is interesting
http://www.computerworld.com/action/articl...ticleId=9127370Rogue Firefox add-ons bring security risksBy Andreas M. Antonopoulos
February 4, 2009 (Network World) Security is as much about choices as it is about policies. Which software solution you pick is as important as how you configure and use it. With the vast majority of threats today coming from the Web, the choice of browser is critical. With few exceptions, most Web sites are cross-browser compatible. Choosing a browser is less about compatibility and more about usability and security.
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Just think, if you did you could complain about Opera, Chrome, etc.
I could but then I would have to change my Profile to Resident Grouch
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I'm sure glad I don't use Firefox.
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It depends on your CPU speed, amount of RAM and hard drive speed.
For example my XP Home system has 2.4GHZ P4 and 512MB RAM and my XP Pro system has 2.8GH P4 and 768MB RAM and is about twice as fast due to faster hard drive.
Belarc Advisor will give you all the information that you need:
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Version 1.34
1. (FIXED) Removing registry keys with corrupt permissions.
2. (FIXED) Removal of drivers now improved.
3. (FIXED) Improved memory usage (more to come!)
4. (FIXED) Certain types of freezing during full scan.
5. (FIXED) Improved full scan times significantly.
6. (ADDED) Better detection techniques to protection module.
7. (ADDED) Directories now counted as items scanned.
8. (ADDED) Disinfection for certain USB spread infections (Conficker).
9. (ADDED) New command line parameter: /schedule (see help file).
You may need to restart your computer for the protection module to install properly so it is highly recommended.
http://www.download.com/Malwarebytes-Anti-...4-10804572.html
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How about posting your system specifications?
What is the operating system and Service Pack level?
What is the CPU type and speed and how much RAM does the system have?
A/V definitions are the anti virus definitions so what anti virus application are you running?
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We call them wheat bags over here. I like the lavender ones, they smell lovely when you've heated them in the microwave first before use.
Lavender reminds me of my dear old grandmother as she used it all the time plus it has a soothing effect if a few small drops of oil is placed in a warm bath.
Lavender scented candles are also good.
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The thing I hate about changing weather and rain is that it wrecks havoc with my lower back and hips because I have Scatica due to a severe auto accident I had back in '98.
Stretching and Tylenol helps and I have a small beanbag like pad called Magic Bag that I heat up in the microwave for 1 minute and lay on it for as long as it stays warm while watching the CBC news about the latest disasters befalling our beautiful Green planet.
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I had my steak and it was good.
Looks like we are in for a couple of days of rain.
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Available through Windows update for XP:
Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer 7 for Windows XP (KB961260)
Update Rollup for ActiveX Killbits for Windows XP (KB960715)
Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool - February 2009 (KB890830)
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Happy Birthday, YoKenny.
The guy, top left, with the purple cap is Andavari. Don't know the others.
I think that hazelnut is on the right handing out presents.
I received a nice surprise this morning as my friend invited me down for coffee and a muffin and she gave me a bright yellow coffee cup with a smiling happy face on it.
I watched Forrest Gump on the weekend and I found out where the smiley face came from.
I don't mind admitting my Birthday as I marvel at how long I have lived with all the mischief I have been up to.
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Welcome Suggs
Having an up to date anti virus application is necessary being on today's infested Internet.
Have you kept your Norton subscription up to date?
A yearly payment is necessary to keep it up to date and usually it warns you if the subscription has run out.
If you can not afford to pay for Norton then it must be completely un-installed with its own application:
Download and run the Norton Removal Tool
http://service1.symantec.com/Support/tsgen...005033108162039
The free anti virus applications that are recommended:
avast free http://www.avast.com/eng/download-avast-home.html
Avira AntiVir http://www.free-av.com
To see what other applications that need updating:
Secunia Online Software Inspector
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When I am reviewing CCleaner topics with IE8 RC1 and a topic is moved the icon for the category becomes highlighted as unread so I go to that unread topic to read it then I return to the base Piriform home page the topic is still read as unread and highlighted.
I tried to go to Options to select that the topic is read but I can not select any item in there.
It is a beautiful Full Moon outside descending into the western sky this morning but I do not think that has anything to do with it
Added: I closed IE and re-tried it and it is working now
Anyone used Flash Saving Plugin 1.2?
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I like IE7Pro's User Script for saving videos
I save them as flv files then use FLV Player to view them:
http://applian.com/flvplayer <== remember to un-check the Yahoo search engine change if you don't want it.
Its Accu Weather Plug in is handy as well.