Lucita wrote:<span style="color:blue">
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> "Charlie Tame" wrote:
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>> Lucita wrote:<span style="color:darkred">
>>> If I want to open the internet it just says"Windows cannot access the
>>> specified path or file.U may not have the appropriate permission to access
>>> the item."
>>> If I open control panel and check up my security status or device manager or
>>> for example another system settings it's just saying the same!!I can't even
>>> run my antivirus.What is going wrong?Is my comp infected or something?
>>> Ive got windows Vista 64x2 dual processor,1.00 GB Ram</span>
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>> Is this you home machine or something you take to work and connect to
>> their system?
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>> Did you buy from a store or did someone set it up for you? It sounds
>> like you may have a security setting problem, does anyone else ever use
>> the machine?
>>
>> Yes it could be a large number of things so please try to give more
>> information as others have asked for.
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> Hi,
> I bought this comp at store and the basic set ups I done by myself.No one
> else did ever use my computer.
> I am using antivirus Avast home 4.8 plus spyware&spybot.Yesterday I scanned
> my comp by spaybot and didnt find anything harmful.Long time ago my antivirus
> found some kind of viruses but they were removed.Now,I can't open anivirus to
> make a scan.I've also scanned the comp with windows defender but did not find
> anything.
> The only changes Ive recently done to uninstall Norton from pc and reinstall
> sound card.
> Also I found if opening system information bout my computer it all
> disappeared.And if I click to restart or shut down my pc it's not working
> neither.The same message appears(windows can't access..)</span>
Either Norton or Spybot "Could" be causing this. Norton is absolutely
the most awful piece of software ever sold to the public.
When you uninstall it a lot remains behind, and if you deleted it
without stopping all it's services first then you may have been left
with part of Norton trying to protect itself from "You" because you
tried to remove it.
It is so bad they have to provide software to remove it. I suggest wait
for other comments then go here, select your version and follow
instructions to the letter.
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http://service1.symantec.com/Support/tsgen...005033108162039</span>