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Check in services that it's set to Automatic. Also have a look around in the event viewer for any pointers to any probs.

Raining fish and moonbows to name a couple. Pics and Article

Another rogue probably trying to suck people in having a similar name to Norton's 360? MBAM is flagging the installer already. Virus Total

A wheel clamper tries to tow a lady's four wheeldrive away for parking illegally. Seems he picked on the wrong lady here! Lady Refuses to Be Towed

Ain't that something special Yo? Thanks for sharing.

How lucky/unbelievable is this? News Article

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May give this alpha a whirl a bit later. Cnet Article

Computerworld Article

Much better to see it live.The pic below is what I'm seeing here in Perth, West Oz. 10 pm.

Certainly hope my friends in other countries/places have clear skies in order to see this wondrous sight. Looks like a giant celestial smiley face!

If you have some time you may want to try the Computer Geek test below. Geek Test

Seems you are right JD.

Should be worth a look. Skymania Article

Rainbow Tree.

These scammers are using well know and respected antivirus names to try and suck people in. Virus Total

May be different on Vista? Try and create a Folder anywhere on the Computer named as “CON, ON, PRN, AUX, CLOCK$, NUL, COM1, COM2, COM3, COM4, COM5, COM6, COM7, COM8, COM9, LPT1, LPT2, LPT3, LPT4, LPT5, LPT6, LPT7, LPT8, LPT9 “. Open your microsoft Word and type or c+p =rand (200, 99) and press “Enter”

These scam artists have no deceny whatsoever! Article and Screenies

Have half a dozen Vista/XP virtual machines with different setups but I only use them when warned to do so when testing some certain malwares. Sandboxie by itself usually does me fine.

Firefox with Noscript run through Sandboxie whilst in Returnil mode inside a Virtual Machine with the real system in Returnil mode as well. Ghost images and a clone on a spare hard drive. And a couple of spare computers.

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eWeek Article

You could have a look in the Event Viewer for any pointers to the prob?

New one to watch out for. These scam artists change the name from Internet Antivirus by adding "Pro" to it then morph the installer so as to be udetectable by most blacklist scanners.

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