http://www.mvps.org/inetexplorer/answers2.htm#hyperlinks
Read this thread and you'll see that I'm not a fan of Windows. However, suggesting a format and a switch of OS in response to a simple question...
Alternatively, ignore the idiotic comments above and modify the RegisteredOwner and RegisteredOrganization strings in this key:...
You'll maybe find this (which I tracked down elsewhere) more helpful than BuckDeath's nonsense:
XP's firewall does not act as an "application gate" as do most other firewalls available - in other words, it looks only at incoming traffic and...
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=KB;EN-US;Q290497&
Strange indeed. Try deleting this key: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Identities\{GUID}\Software\Microsoft\Outlook Express\5.0\Block Senders (GUID will...
Outlook or Outlook Express?
This might be of interest.
Have you tried running the Repair Tool? Kevin - :)
Are you following the steps as described here? If so, then post back with more information as to what files you have backed up and the location to...
I'd be inclined to allow it to delete anything which it finds. It's possible that one or two programs which came bundled with spyware might cease...
Has she maybe added the domains from which these mails originate to the Blocked Senders List?
Although Port 139 can be closed (without using a firewall) simply by renaming the file vnbt.386, this is not really the ideal solution. The...
Fingers crossed! Let's hope that it's not the disabling of the BHO's which has (maybe) provided the fix.
Hoax.
Looking back at that other thread, I was convinced at that time that this was a remote rather than local issue. Clearly I was wrong! Time for...
Does this simply mean that you upgraded the OS?
You did do a hard reboot after making the change? Have a look at this. In addition to the ideas in that link, you might also wish to try replacing...
I have never called it that; it's Nutscrape ;) A stab in the dark: click Start - Settings - Control Panel. Doubcle-click Network. Click...
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