Hey guys, I recently had a wicked virus that got through 2 firewalls, and
alll of Microsoft's security, I got the virus cleared, but once done, windows
popped up a window telling me I had to re-activate windows.

I attempted to do so , as I had only 3 days, and when I tried , i got a
"can't activate, because local scripting disabled" error message. I've
tried everything, and am noe down for the count,and can only access my puter
in safe mode, from which I cannot activate windows.

I'm totally frustrated and cannot get scripting enabled....Before you point
the stupid finger at me, YES, I went into options and security and all of the
custom levels say that scripting is enabled, believe me, I looked there.

I know a lot of you guys and gals are whizzes at this, can someone help me
with this before I wipe out my ENTIRE hard drive and start over?

Thanks in advance! Have a good one!!

Dan.

Wrong group - this is about security issues with Microsoft Access, the
database product. Try posting in a group devoted to security issues
involving your particular operating system.

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Scott McDaniel
InfoTrakker Software
"96vetteguy" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hey guys, I recently had a wicked virus that got through 2 firewalls, and
> alll of Microsoft's security, I got the virus cleared, but once done,
> windows
> popped up a window telling me I had to re-activate windows.
>
> I attempted to do so , as I had only 3 days, and when I tried , i got a
> "can't activate, because local scripting disabled" error message. I've
> tried everything, and am noe down for the count,and can only access my
> puter
> in safe mode, from which I cannot activate windows.
>
> I'm totally frustrated and cannot get scripting enabled....Before you
> point
> the stupid finger at me, YES, I went into options and security and all of
> the
> custom levels say that scripting is enabled, believe me, I looked there.
>
> I know a lot of you guys and gals are whizzes at this, can someone help me
> with this before I wipe out my ENTIRE hard drive and start over?
>
> Thanks in advance! Have a good one!!
>
> Dan.