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I’ll be taking calls at 1–800–520–1534 from 2–4p today. Call in with your questions to help me tape the July 9 show ahead of time (so I can take a Geek Cruise June 29-July 10).
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AOL and CompuServe do some virus filtering, but I don’t think they block ports for you. The easy way to check is to use Steve Gibson’s free Shields Up firewall test. You want all green lights - that is, all ports stealthed. Steve explains what it all means very well on his site.
Jim also used PayPal’s free bill pay service. Now that it’s closing down he’s interested in using Lower My Bills free bill pay. Anyone have any experience with them? I use PayTrust from Intuit - it’s not free but I love it.
Buy a PCI card
run Windows Update now. Service Pack 2 will fix this, as will any firewall.
He’s running Norton Internet Security. Uninstall that right away. Open the Internet Options control panel and make sure the security settings are on Medium. Check your Hosts file - there should only be one entry:
127.0.0.1 localhost
Pentium III runs XP slow
sfc /scannow
msconfig
Adult school
Cerritos
DVD-RAM?
Microsoft support responded via email and it worked
Pushing the eject button opens both drives, neither works. I think he needs to set the jumpers.
Windows XP Home - SP1
Zone Alarm
McAfee AV
Spybot, Spyware Blaster,
Firefox
Sony Vaio laptop, screen bugs out after three hours of work
VideoLAN Client, smart phones
Get the removal tool from Symantec and read the information on SARC.
MyTob is another example where an image on CDs or DVDs that was taken before the attack, could easily elminate the problem. If imaging software was not used on this computer, perhaps it could be installed after re-installing everything to reduce the work to repair the problem if the system is attacked again in the future. For those that have not been attacked yet, it isn’t too late to protect your system!
Reading DSL Reports for reviews is a good idea.
DSL
VoIP suggestions
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