I used the registry once before and it worked great until I accidentally opened a spam. Now I am inundated with junk.
When you find it, let us know. Please.
No, no such registry exists.
that's what they made search engines for
I don't think there is one.
Unable to load spam fighter because of network location, i have tried to add new user doesnt work, why?
A simple solution to the problem:-
Windows XP Microsoft Windows Installer Cleanup Utility
http://support.microsoft.com/default.asp...
us;240116
On the page there are two downloads one is msiexec.exe
forWin98 the other msicuu.exe for Win 2000 and NT, this
one also works for WIN XP.
After installing follow the instructions and to reinstall
your new program just remove all reference to the old one
or the one you want to upgrade from
We have Windows XP and Norton does not even give the options to say that this is spam.
Perhaps you have Norton Anti-virus which only detects, well, viruses?
Most Norton products do not have antispam capibilities. Offhand, I believe Norton internet Security does.
Open Norton anti virus software's properties or option.
check there for any option for anti spam checking enable.
Norton's and Mc Affee seem to give alot of people problems, conflicting with legit programs.
I refuse to buy any of their programs because of this, and they seem to let a lot of viruses and spyware through
The Yahoo! Toolbar does not have AntiSpam. Do you mean Anti-Spy? If you're unhappy with it, you can complain to Yahoo!. This is not Yahoo! customer support.
you don't have an anti spam folder - yahoo calls it a Bulk Folder. So all spam goes in there. If email comes to your inbox, but you regard it as spam, click on spam to send it to the Bulk Folder, and it will go to that folder in future. Do the reverse for mail that comes to your Bulk Folder, but you regard it as OK email for you.
I think the folder will only show if you have any "spammed mail" in the folder
Hope this helps,
G
YES BUT WERE I DON'T KNOW SORRY.
i recently got bugged with an adware. . . by downloading an add on for my media player for a certain video file. since i installed the add on, pop-ups appear randomly, specifically a VIRUSBURST site. i tried removing it, by uninstalling the program, but everytime i try, it automatically shuts down my pc. i decided to reformat my computer, hoping it would remove it. luckily it did! i started to research on the best solution for this never to happpen again, but to my surprise, there are lots of these STUFFS out there on the web, WHICH DO I NEED THE MOST? DO I NEED THEM ALL?? WHERE CAN I GET THEM?? AND IF POSSIBLE, CAN I GET THEM FOR FREE? please help me. . . i dont want to be in this situation again. thanks!!! your help would be greatly appreciated.
call the place where you got your computer. I'm sure their going to help you. Call the place where you get your service from. tHEYU MUST HELP YOU1 At leas one of them.
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I want to save money by uninstalling McAfee Privacy Service(firewall, virus, antispam) and activating Microsofts' firewall included in my Windows SP 2 software.
Is this a good idea?
i like my ms
firewall
but i set to medium high
and get windows defender-free
then i also use:
adaware-lavasoftusa.com-free*
asr-evonsoft.com-free
avast.com-free*
and the yahoo freebies from CA*
*= must haves to back up win firewall
a bad idea
Microsoft's firewall does not have virus protection
The best is still the free zone alarm
i turned mine off and use trend Internet security software
MS firewall DOES NOT have anti-virus or antispam capabilities so NO its not a good idea.
nope
