I downloaded the AntiSpyware Beta, and immediately
thereafter Mozilla Firefox and Limewire cannot connect to
the internet. IE works just fine, and Mozilla
Thunderbird and Outlook Express work fine also. Is there a
way to edit the "blocked programs" list? Hopefully I'm
just stupid.

Also, I uninstalled AntiSpyware, and the problem REMAINED,
so it must have edited a Windows registry or something.
Thanks.

Glad I read this because as a Limewire user I will hang
off for a while before installing it. To resolve your
problem, can't you use system restore to bring your pc
back to as it was before you installed it?
>-----Original Message-----
>I downloaded the AntiSpyware Beta, and immediately
>thereafter Mozilla Firefox and Limewire cannot connect to
>the internet. IE works just fine, and Mozilla
>Thunderbird and Outlook Express work fine also. Is
there a
>way to edit the "blocked programs" list? Hopefully I'm
>just stupid.
>
>Also, I uninstalled AntiSpyware, and the problem
REMAINED,
>so it must have edited a Windows registry or something.
>Thanks.
>.
>

i wish. somehow system restore was turned off, so there
are no restore points.

>-----Original Message-----
>Glad I read this because as a Limewire user I will hang
>off for a while before installing it. To resolve your
>problem, can't you use system restore to bring your pc
>back to as it was before you installed it?
>>-----Original Message-----
>>I downloaded the AntiSpyware Beta, and immediately
>>thereafter Mozilla Firefox and Limewire cannot connect to
>>the internet. IE works just fine, and Mozilla
>>Thunderbird and Outlook Express work fine also. Is
>there a
>>way to edit the "blocked programs" list? Hopefully I'm
>>just stupid.
>>
>>Also, I uninstalled AntiSpyware, and the problem
>REMAINED,
>>so it must have edited a Windows registry or something.
>>Thanks.
>>.
>>
>.
>

Check the blocked events, LimeWire depends on Java, maybe it has blocked
that under Internet Agents.

Andre
"Justin Adams" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:0faa01c4ff6f$4170a2d0$(E-Mail Removed)...
>I downloaded the AntiSpyware Beta, and immediately
> thereafter Mozilla Firefox and Limewire cannot connect to
> the internet. IE works just fine, and Mozilla
> Thunderbird and Outlook Express work fine also. Is there a
> way to edit the "blocked programs" list? Hopefully I'm
> just stupid.
>
> Also, I uninstalled AntiSpyware, and the problem REMAINED,
> so it must have edited a Windows registry or something.
> Thanks.

The only things in the "blocked events" were 3 startup
registries. I selected to allow all of them, and it still
blocks Firefox. I accidentally uninstalled Limewire, but
Firefox is the bigger concern for me. Like I said, even if
I uninstall AntiSpyware, it is still blocked. I hate
Microsoft.


>-----Original Message-----
>Check the blocked events, LimeWire depends on Java, maybe
it has blocked
>that under Internet Agents.
>
>Andre
>"Justin Adams" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>news:0faa01c4ff6f$4170a2d0$(E-Mail Removed)...
>>I downloaded the AntiSpyware Beta, and immediately
>> thereafter Mozilla Firefox and Limewire cannot connect to
>> the internet. IE works just fine, and Mozilla
>> Thunderbird and Outlook Express work fine also. Is there a
>> way to edit the "blocked programs" list? Hopefully I'm
>> just stupid.
>>
>> Also, I uninstalled AntiSpyware, and the problem REMAINED,
>> so it must have edited a Windows registry or something.
>> Thanks.
>
>
>.
>