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Casio Protrek Triple Sensor Green Digital Unisex Watch PRG80-3V

August 22, 2008 by Guest blog156@watchesblog.cn

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Last reply by Guest, August 22, 2008

Bvlgari Rettangolo Ladies Watch RT39C6LSS

August 22, 2008 by Guest blog156@watchesblog.cn

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Last reply by Guest, August 22, 2008

Security discussion regarding hubs, firewalls, anti-virus and VistaSecurity

August 20, 2008 by Guest eganders

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Security discussion These are a very basic set of questions. Possibly there is an article on the web that someone can point me to that fully addresses each of these: What security protection should I expect from: a wireless hub/router a software firewall a software anti-virus, anti-trojan program the security built into Vista The reason I ask this is that I have a Linksys wireless hub with a WEP code activated and I also had Zonealarm with Windows XP. I had my files shared. I thought that the wireless hub should provide hardware based security from anyone being able to "look" at my files and anything behind the hub. I found that Zonealarm …

Last reply by Guest, August 22, 2008

Antivirus 2008

May 28, 2008 by Guest Laurie

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Is this an actual microsoft product? I keep getting this message on the computer saying I need to downloan Antivirus 2008 and that it has found many viruses on my PC. When I looked up the file location it comes up in C:\users\AppData\Roamong\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu It is causing problems on the PC and looks like it just was created a few days ago. I can't get into e-mail because it says there is a threat and won't let me continue. I tried to delete the file but I couln't find it when I went into my computer. There was no App Data file that I could see. I have Norton antivirus installed and I ran a scan on the file but got nothing. I want to get rid o…

Last reply by Guest, August 21, 2008

RE: Security Alert Notice.

August 21, 2008 by Guest Quackers

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Hey dude. Had similar trouble origonating out of Central America or Eastern Europe. Guy doesnt get tired of using new email adresses which contain words VIAGRA then 5/6 lines from different books. Cant be bothered with trying to desipher his code. Only way is to change your account so I hear, before I go to such an extreme I did notice MS have an email identity thing in their security downloads. Am planning on trying to identify & defame the weazel. Good luck

Last reply by Guest, August 21, 2008

Don't have create access in Windows 2003 server

August 21, 2008 by Guest carnivorousapetrick

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I've run into this problem on several (but not all) windows 2003 server: When I try to create a home folder for a new user, I'm told that I (as domain administrator) don't have create access to the server, and that the folder will not be created. If I manually create it, I've had issues where the user will only have read access to their files, even when they are the owner and permissions are reset. None of this occurs with any consistency. I can't find anything at Microsoft about this. Please help. -- %20--The Final Frontier

Last reply by Guest, August 21, 2008

How to remove Norton Locked files ?

July 26, 2008 by Guest RJK

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I've got a hard-disk from a SP Home PC attached as slave [drive E:\ by the way], and I've Ghosted it into a directory on C:\ghost_e I also would like to manually copy the whole drive, say, into C:\e_copy but, the machine that it came from had Norton installed in it and when I try to drag everything from E:\ and drop it in C:\e_copy ...it can't get past some file that are locked on E:\ e.g. XP tells me :- "Cannot copy or replace SrtETmp: Access Denied" How to delete the Norton locked files on slve drive E:\ please ? :-) regards, Richard

Last reply by Guest, August 21, 2008

email notification patches and security updates

August 21, 2008 by Guest Altria

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Hello All, Are there subscriptions from Microsoft for security related patches and updates which will notify you automatically through email? I know this may seem like a silly question. Thanks, Altria

Last reply by Guest, August 21, 2008

Changing an Admin acct into a Standard acct

August 18, 2008 by Guest Steve Turner

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I have been working in Vista for the first time for a couple of weeks now. Initially I set up myself as a Admin and have been using only that account. However, I've been reading up on security issues in Vista and realize that I should have set myself up as a Standard user and only invoke the Admin account when I wanted to. My question is this: What changes will occur if I first set up an Admin account and then change the current Admin account (the intiial one) to a Standard? Will all my documents be preserved? What other issues should I take into consideration? Thanks.

Last reply by Guest, August 21, 2008

BitLocker Drive Preparation Tool Error

August 21, 2008 by Guest solon fox

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Hi, Vista Ultimate (32 bit). Single partition 'C' drive. I am trying to install BitLocker. I run the BitLocker Drive Preparation Tool and receive the following error: A problem occurred while preparing the drive for BitLocker Drive Encryption. Error: 0x80070005 Access is denied. My basic understanding is that the tool should create an active partition S: of size 1.5GB and move the boot files to the new active drive S:. Dell D820 with 30.2 GB free. Bios A09. TPM 1.2 chip is on and activated. I tried running as Administrator. I tried searching MS Knowledgebase. I tried turning UAC off. It seems like this should be easy. Help? -solon fox

Last reply by Guest, August 21, 2008

root certificate import

August 21, 2008 by Guest Mat

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Hi, I am trying to import a ca root certificate. First i used IE ->options->content->certificate->trusted root certificate, then import. It shows import successful but certificate is not showing in any of the store. So I tried with mmc and imported, now certificate shows in trusted root certificate in mmc, but not in IE. Anyway my purpose is to use the root certificate for outlook rpc configuration, but outlook doesnt connectfrom outside my network. Anyhelp? thanks

Last reply by Guest, August 21, 2008

virus, trojan, malware

August 20, 2008 by Guest sgt mac

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My basement computer has one or more of the above subject matter. Adware identifies it as fsrrecc.sys. It says it will remove it one the next boot but it does not. I loaded Windows Defender with updates but it does not detect it. Any suggestions?