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AntiSpyware XP 2009 (beware) (pg. 6)
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Omega_Blue
quote:
Originally posted by Frenchie
lol. Don't try and hide your stupidity.


fixed
Trancer-X
quote:
Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
The stupidity of people never ceases to amaze me.


It gets old after a while, though. :(


quote:
Originally posted by gehzumteufel
Dude look at it. It is a popup and it is telling you that you need protection. Since when did reputable companies do this? They don't. Symantec, Mcaffee, Eset, Kapersky, Panda, etc do not use any of those types of marketing.


lmfao

thank you for the :stongue: :)

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Originally posted by r5a
SOULTION:

msconfig
regedit
hijack this

in safe mode first.
then regular.

good luck tubbz.


Good call.

Then I'd install something like RegistryProt to keep those baddies at bay. ;)
jupiterone
"protect your windows xp"

that shoulda gave it away :p
Teezdalien
quote:
Originally posted by Zoso
What version are you/were you running? Support for 7.5 stopped, I believe, which could lead you to believe you need to pay. You can downloan 8.0 for free. I'm running it now, and I get free daily updates as I have for some time.


I do believe I had the version 8 free edition, but after 60 days it was telling me that it was out of date and that I needed to purchase the program to keep it updated. Anyway its not a problem for me and I at least have know now that my anti-virus software is legit and always fully up to date.
Thanks for your help and I may use this advice in future.;)
Lilith
The fact at some point Krypton also wants to dabble on the share market to make money is something of a worry.
After this little episode I think its probably not a good idea...
Fledz
quote:
Originally posted by kr00t0n
Spybot S&D and AdAware tag-team FTW! :D


Krypton
quote:
Originally posted by Lilith
The fact at some point Krypton also wants to dabble on the share market to make money is something of a worry.
After this little episode I think its probably not a good idea...


Already have, and I handily beat the market...;)



Maybe you should pay more attention to companies that have your personal information, seeing as they routinely lose it to hackers and misplaced data trinkets, I'm sure you trust them too..:)
ToF
quote:
Originally posted by Krypton
You also don't have to be stupid to fall for it either...

...Yes you do.

Are you one of those "not stupid" people that click on buttons that speed up your computer because a POORLY CONSTRUCTED fake mock up message box in a flash banner comes across your web browser screen?

quote:
Originally posted by Krypton
Maybe you should pay more attention to companies that have your personal information, seeing as they routinely lose it to hackers and misplaced data trinkets, I'm sure you trust them too..:)

I'll be sure to get my security advice from you from now on! :haha:
Krypton
quote:
Originally posted by ToF
...Yes you do.

Are you one of those "not stupid" people that click on buttons that speed up your computer because a POORLY CONSTRUCTED fake mock up message box in a flash banner comes across your web browser screen?


Am I enlarging your ego?:rolleyes:

quote:
I'll be sure to get my security advice from you from now on! :haha:


I see you've managed to completely miss the point...
elFreak
it seems like everyone seems to think you are an idiot, but i guess everyone is wrong.

ok.

Fledz
quote:
Originally posted by elFreak
it seems like everyone seems to think you are an idiot, but i guess everyone is wrong.

ok.


No you're an id....oh wait.
Krypton
quote:
Originally posted by elFreak
it seems like everyone seems to think you are an idiot, but i guess everyone is wrong.

ok.


off ...:rolleyes:
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