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@mayang Please read the rules!

Is this a movie you're trying to save on ur HD?

I had similiar problem with my Linksys router. New firmware has fixed this problem..What router do u have?

This is not a warez site, read the rules, topic closed!

My link above isn't working or you've found a new version?

I'll give it a shot I watched the trailer and I was thrilled, I'm gona try to play it for free for the next two weeks. But 20$ for a month sounds a bit expensive to me..

Nicely said teqguy and Zxian, really interesting...I'm glad we have you on MSFN B)

I think not, as far as I know you'll create a new account which won't have your contact list. If you find out how to do it, please let me know, 'cause my current msn address is spam N1 target

This is a nice freeware tool for driver backup:

NOD32, got it for my 28 birthday from one of my forum buddies. Full licence for one year, not even expensive..

Welcome to the forum CD Player, I hope you'll find interesting information here and will contribute with ur knowledge.. Thank You for donating to MSFN.

Nice

Did you have in mind buying Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition instead ???

No problem mate, I would do that for sure and that's why I'm suggesting this to you... Installation of windows + apps will not take you more than 2-3 hours mate..

If you're having a lot of troubles with this and can't remove this threat, I'd suggest that you save ur money and don't spend it on buying different anti spy apps. I would recommend that you backup ur data and reinstall windows.. It would be falster and you would be sure that you're completely clean..

Welcome to forums shostakovich

Niceee

I would do that, 'cause I don't know any other way..

I don't see anything suspicious here, I would go now with Microsoft Anti-Spyware to see if it'll be more lucky..

Welcome to biggest IT community

I doubt it's an account issue 'cause we deleted the old acoount and we created a new one.. No one else is member of that groups, and like ravashaak said it could be group problem although it's builtin group.. I'll check tommorow and let you know if I'll fix this problem...

Outlook 2003 all the way

Hi all, We have a Win2000 native domain with approximatelly 1000 computers. I have a strange problem with my account. I'm part of domain builtin server operators and print operators group but my PC can't resolve my real group membership.. This is screenshot from my account properties: and this is screenshot from my PC: Local domain controller and file server is A22103EF and the group policy is applied from this server.. ------------------ we deleted Account in AD and created it again, we removed the PC from domain and added it back again, although it's not a computer problem, it happens on other PC's that I login too.. Restarting, gpudpate /force doesn't seem to help.. Has anyone had this problem and how can I fix this? Thx...

As far as I know it doesn't, but I still haven't tested it

Ok, try this... First go to ur Start --> All Programs --> Startup - check that folder for suspicious apps..(doubt you'll find something here) Second, navigate to: Start-->Run--> type regedit+enter HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run - see if there's something suspicious, if you're not sure, post screenshot here and we'll help you.. Third, navigate to: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run - same thing as step before..