IMO, no ... but Teoma ain't too far behind!
... and I assume you didn't allow Housecall to delete the files?
Run SFC and see what that throws up (tho' don't try to fix anything which it finds just as yet).
In which folder were they supposedly located? AFAIK, no. No. BOClean.
What are you doing or trying to do at the time this message pops up? Have you run an anti-virus scan recently?
What do you see under the Security tab? You are looking under OE's security tab and not IE's?
Visit this page, eliminate whatever is found and then run the Repair Tool.
Cacheman? Never heard of it, Rockster ;)
You’ll get different opinions on this. IMO, Adaware, RegCleaner (never liked registry cleaners), BigFix and CleanSweep are unnecessary....
jetAudio (supports all the usual formats plus RealMedia too).
Look in the options of whatever program is adding the tag.
Take a gander at this thread:- http://www.windowsbbs.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=18550
Sorry, TIF = Temporary Internet Files. To purge 'em, open Internet Explorer and click Tools - Internet Options - Delete Files. This'll explain to...
Failed on which test(s)?
To eliminate a couple of possibilities, visit this page and purge your TIF.
Try this and visit this site too. HTH.
Why should it? What advantage is there to a server-push over a client-pull?
Look here.
I'm with reboot on this one - I have tried most other browsers but always come back to IE. BTW, neither Smart Explorer nor Avant are standalone...
Should adjusting the path not work, try using Doug Knox's fix (download, unzip, double-click and select Merge).
Separate names with a comma.
