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micky
Is Conduit good or bad?. Some places act like its a good thing, but I
don't think I want it.
I think I told here months ago about getting Conduit, and being
successful in removing it. But not knowing how I got it.
Now I think I know how. Recently I dl'd some program from CNet (and I
used to have very good results from Cnet) and I think it was during
installation that it asked for permissioni to install, as all programs
ask something. I couldnt' read all it said so I selected and copied it,
and pasted it in a text reader and it said.... I thought I saved that
but can't find it. It claimed it would protect your browser (meaning
IE, I think) but when I had it, the only search engines it woudl allow
were Bing and something else, not google. I'm not ready to give up on
google yet.
The permission request had two choices, Yes or No (in other words) I had
to click No twice
When I just started to DL Autoruns, CNET offerred it, but I'm going with
Technet or BleepingComputer or FileHippo. I hope those don't have
surprises for me.
don't think I want it.
I think I told here months ago about getting Conduit, and being
successful in removing it. But not knowing how I got it.
Now I think I know how. Recently I dl'd some program from CNet (and I
used to have very good results from Cnet) and I think it was during
installation that it asked for permissioni to install, as all programs
ask something. I couldnt' read all it said so I selected and copied it,
and pasted it in a text reader and it said.... I thought I saved that
but can't find it. It claimed it would protect your browser (meaning
IE, I think) but when I had it, the only search engines it woudl allow
were Bing and something else, not google. I'm not ready to give up on
google yet.
The permission request had two choices, Yes or No (in other words) I had
to click No twice
When I just started to DL Autoruns, CNET offerred it, but I'm going with
Technet or BleepingComputer or FileHippo. I hope those don't have
surprises for me.