After the first scan I accepted the option to Reboot
Now. Instead of a reboot I got a shutdown. Upon
restart, I got a notification that "MSDE.dll" was needed
by Windows and could not be found. Since this is related
to Bullseye and was removed by MS AntiSpy, I assume that
a registry entry got missed.

>-----Original Message-----
>After the first scan I accepted the option to Reboot
>Now. Instead of a reboot I got a shutdown. Upon
>restart, I got a notification that "MSDE.dll" was needed
>by Windows and could not be found. Since this is
related
>to Bullseye and was removed by MS AntiSpy, I assume that
>a registry entry got missed.
>.

I also got a shutdown instead of reboot. No errors upon
restart though.

We have a bug on this for W2K, which OS(es) did you
observe it on?

Thanks,
Joe

>-----Original Message-----
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>After the first scan I accepted the option to Reboot
>>Now. Instead of a reboot I got a shutdown. Upon
>>restart, I got a notification that "MSDE.dll" was
needed
>>by Windows and could not be found. Since this is
>related
>>to Bullseye and was removed by MS AntiSpy, I assume
that
>>a registry entry got missed.
>>.
>
>I also got a shutdown instead of reboot. No errors upon
>restart though.
>.
>

"Joe Faulhaber[MSFT]" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in news:007e01c4f426
$28d133b0$(E-Mail Removed):

> We have a bug on this for W2K, which OS(es) did you
> observe it on?
>
> Thanks,
> Joe
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>
>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>After the first scan I accepted the option to Reboot
>>>Now. Instead of a reboot I got a shutdown. Upon
>>>restart, I got a notification that "MSDE.dll" was
> needed
>>>by Windows and could not be found. Since this is
>>related
>>>to Bullseye and was removed by MS AntiSpy, I assume
> that
>>>a registry entry got missed.
>>>.
>>
>>I also got a shutdown instead of reboot. No errors upon
>>restart though.
>>.
>>
>

Same thing here (shutdown instead of reboot) on WinXP Pro sp1.

Also a false positive for remote.exe (file version 5.0.2134.1 description
Microsoft® Remote Std I/O Shell). Although this is definatly a Microsoft
built tool that it's finding on my machine, the description in the
scanner says it's by author Cyanure.


Looks good other than that. Great tool.


JHayes