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Ok my son has a thing that keeps changing his home page to a search engine type page we have tried Spybot S&D and Adaware to remove it and add remove programmes but its still there how can I fix this problem with out a FORMAT.
Kev
Kev
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well we wouldnt have to if folk were decent and did not put pop up adds with silly things attached to them, but thats the easy option, oh for the good old days he he.
gamesfreak wrote:
> Sheesh, the amount of programs you people have to download to
> counteract all of this stuff!
>
> It's crazy! use Linux! Or MacOS!
>
> Runs before mob arrives
gamesfreak wrote:
> Sheesh, the amount of programs you people have to download to
> counteract all of this stuff!
>
> It's crazy! use Linux! Or MacOS!
>
> Runs before mob arrives
Sheesh, the amount of programs you people have to download to counteract all of this stuff!
It's crazy! use Linux! Or MacOS!
Runs before mob arrives
It's crazy! use Linux! Or MacOS!
Runs before mob arrives
Miserableman wrote:
> How exactly does it protect against zero-day attacks? Does it prevent
> you from connecting to the internet?
Jesus, you guys want it all on a stick... Moon on a stick I tell thee, Moon on a stick!
You can read I assume?
> http://www.prevx.com/
> How exactly does it protect against zero-day attacks? Does it prevent
> you from connecting to the internet?
Jesus, you guys want it all on a stick... Moon on a stick I tell thee, Moon on a stick!
You can read I assume?
> http://www.prevx.com/
How exactly does it protect against zero-day attacks? Does it prevent you from connecting to the internet?
Pandaemonium wrote:
> Tyla wrote:
> PrevX Home
>
> Heh, I tried this. It crashed my machine. It would boot, get to the
> initial bios checks then immediately reset. :D
Dont see how as it doesn't do anything at boot, or with the Bios come to think of it. The program itself isn;t initiated until after logging in.
How odd?
FWIW, you running anything like Seti?
> Tyla wrote:
> PrevX Home
>
> Heh, I tried this. It crashed my machine. It would boot, get to the
> initial bios checks then immediately reset. :D
Dont see how as it doesn't do anything at boot, or with the Bios come to think of it. The program itself isn;t initiated until after logging in.
How odd?
FWIW, you running anything like Seti?
Tyla wrote:
> PrevX Home
Heh, I tried this. It crashed my machine. It would boot, get to the initial bios checks then immediately reset. :D
> PrevX Home
Heh, I tried this. It crashed my machine. It would boot, get to the initial bios checks then immediately reset. :D
Shelljed wrote:
> This sounded good so I googled it and found it....but its not for
> windows 98 ony windows 2000 and above, thats a shame as it has really
> good reveiws.
>
> Kev
Bug-ger! in light of that, upgrading your OS might me a good idea too as Win98 is no longer supported by Microsoft for patches or security updates!
> This sounded good so I googled it and found it....but its not for
> windows 98 ony windows 2000 and above, thats a shame as it has really
> good reveiws.
>
> Kev
Bug-ger! in light of that, upgrading your OS might me a good idea too as Win98 is no longer supported by Microsoft for patches or security updates!
This sounded good so I googled it and found it....but its not for windows 98 ony windows 2000 and above, thats a shame as it has really good reveiws.
Kev
Tyla wrote:
> PrevX Home
>
> Prevents zero day attacks, trojans, spyware and malicious code, and
> best of all it's totally free! Updates almost everyday with new
> definitions and monitors more than just your net connection.
>
> In allseriousness, give it a go.
>
> Been using since it;s Beta release last year (ALong with Norton
> NIS2004/Router/M$ Anti Spyware)
>
> And not a sausage, a single sniff of anything remotley
> nasty/irritating on my PC!
Kev
Tyla wrote:
> PrevX Home
>
> Prevents zero day attacks, trojans, spyware and malicious code, and
> best of all it's totally free! Updates almost everyday with new
> definitions and monitors more than just your net connection.
>
> In allseriousness, give it a go.
>
> Been using since it;s Beta release last year (ALong with Norton
> NIS2004/Router/M$ Anti Spyware)
>
> And not a sausage, a single sniff of anything remotley
> nasty/irritating on my PC!
PrevX Home
Prevents zero day attacks, trojans, spyware and malicious code, and best of all it's totally free! Updates almost everyday with new definitions and monitors more than just your net connection.
In allseriousness, give it a go.
Been using since it;s Beta release last year (ALong with Norton NIS2004/Router/M$ Anti Spyware)
And not a sausage, a single sniff of anything remotley nasty/irritating on my PC!
Prevents zero day attacks, trojans, spyware and malicious code, and best of all it's totally free! Updates almost everyday with new definitions and monitors more than just your net connection.
In allseriousness, give it a go.
Been using since it;s Beta release last year (ALong with Norton NIS2004/Router/M$ Anti Spyware)
And not a sausage, a single sniff of anything remotley nasty/irritating on my PC!
Miserableman wrote:
> However, you will massively decrease your chances of getting spyware
> if you switch away from Internet Explorer, either to Opera
> ([URL]www.opera.com[/URL]) or Firefox ([URL][/URL]).
Aparently not anymore:
[URL]http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/02/07/browsers_idn_spoofing/[/URL]
> However, you will massively decrease your chances of getting spyware
> if you switch away from Internet Explorer, either to Opera
> ([URL]www.opera.com[/URL]) or Firefox ([URL][/URL]).
Aparently not anymore:
[URL]http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/02/07/browsers_idn_spoofing/[/URL]
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