Monkey Proof

and i thought it was gremlins behind the whole thing

did you create a backup when prompted when you clicked on "Fix Selected Items"?

there will be several things to download and install and plus we have to uninstall Norton which can be a pain in the ass sometimes because Norton literally installs thousands of files all over Windows but we can get around that. dont forget the turn on Windows firewall so that you will reamain somewaht protected. things you will need to download http://www.softpedia.com/get/Tweak/Uninsta...oval-Tool.shtml -Norton uninstall tool Rootkit Revealer -Rootkit scanner Dial-A-Fix -Dial-A-Fix first step is to download everything but don’t open up anything yet. To uninstall Norton got to Start> Set Programs access and Defaults> Change or remove Programs. Find all Norton and/or Symnatec and uninstall everything. After that is all done open and run the Norton removal tool to remove anything that is left. Now run the Rootkit Revealer scan to make sure all hidden Symnatec files are gone. When you are done with this process run ccleaner “Issues” make sure to make a back up. Reboot your system and run ccleaner again. Now open Dial-A-Fix and click the green button with the double check. Click on “Go”. Dial-A-Fix will take a few minutes to complete it’s tasks. And that should be it

I think I?ll just make sure to wait before all known bugs are worked out of this release before I download it. I wouldn?t want my hotfix cache to disappear again.

hey Krit..i found your gremlin.

monkeys are bad

i am so lost with this!

grimlins!

again thanks for the reply. i think thats good information to know.

thanks Edlemannen and AndyManchesta for answering my question. here is another question. is it possible to view source code of unopend email thats in my inbox?

hmm..exactly what are you looking for when you view the page source?

any emails that asks for a social security number should make anybody suspicious to say the least.

that link is wrong..some how it goes to Microsoft. whats up with that? does anybody else notice that how is just me?...**scratching head in confusion**

exactly what were the errors?

usualy when setting up a firewall or other security application i think it's best to leave the automatic updates on as this will be easiest for the owner unless they know to periodicly check for updates. but we all know that majority of users out there dont do this. other wise you wouldn't be working on there machines in the first place. and yes, Tarun is right about ZAP eating up the bandwidth checking for updates every 5 minutes. and you are right RR, a firewall shouldnt have to be updated often. but with ZAP, every 5 minutes is too much.

yes, even the default settings provide better protection with nothing to configure.

i kinda agree with you about configuring Outpost Pro. at first all of the rules and settings appeard to be menacing looking but it did not take long to figure it all out. their help topics easily explains everything and their support forums are awsome. i wish i had Outpost Pro from the very beginning.

yes, i'm real impressed with Outpost Pro. so far it seems to be a real powerfull firewall. it uses less resource then ZoneAlarm and it doesnt look for updates every 5 minutes. what i like the most about Outpost is the detailed logs it provides. now i just have to find something that replaces my eTrust AV. i'm not liking it too much.

i made the mistake of reading this becouse i cant stop laughing.

i had a problem with the housecall scan until i disabled my Norton firewall, after that i had no problems at all.

YTB.exe is the Yahoo toolbar.

i have 2 Sandisk flashdrives but they are the "Titanium" model. there are no switches for write protect on them what so ever.

before norton uninstall after norton uninstall

i dont have your problem with the cookies to the forum. maybe becouse i save my cookies i want to keep in ccleaner.

Here is a bloated Norton at it's best.