Subject | CLOSED Re: [Firebird-general] OT - PC-cillin 2006 |
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Author | Helen Borrie |
Post date | 2006-06-02T12:46:20Z |
At 07:58 PM 2/06/2006, you wrote:
could. I *think* all of this happened when PC-cillin "unearthed" a
pile of Trojan code that the previously installed Norton 2003 had
identified and had "buried". I can work out how it was able to
execute during a "window" when I had to uninstall and reinstall
pc-Cillin due to the product registration failing the first time
through. It busied itself deregistering a number of dlls before the
reinstalled pc-Cillin got to it and cleaned it out. I've been
re-registering dlls all day using regsvr32. We live and
learn. Clean out Norton's quarantine bins before one uninstalls
it...every cloud has a silver lining...at least it vindicates my
decision that it was time for Norton to go.
Helen
>Sorry for the off-topic post here, but does anyone know the cause andAll fixed. I reinstalled IE 6. I would zap it altogether if I
>fix for any of the following problems I have on Win2K after
>installing PC-cillin 2006 and running my first system scan?
>-- the Add/Remove Programs CPL applet doesn't work anymore (just a
>blank window with a title bar and a strip of text across the top)
>-- Adobe 6 Pro print to PDF and Adobe printer now except with memory errors
>-- Access to printing (File | Print) have become no-op in IE6 and my
>Eudora 7 Pro mail client.
could. I *think* all of this happened when PC-cillin "unearthed" a
pile of Trojan code that the previously installed Norton 2003 had
identified and had "buried". I can work out how it was able to
execute during a "window" when I had to uninstall and reinstall
pc-Cillin due to the product registration failing the first time
through. It busied itself deregistering a number of dlls before the
reinstalled pc-Cillin got to it and cleaned it out. I've been
re-registering dlls all day using regsvr32. We live and
learn. Clean out Norton's quarantine bins before one uninstalls
it...every cloud has a silver lining...at least it vindicates my
decision that it was time for Norton to go.
Helen