Spyware shell.dll changed.

M

MS-Antispyware

Microsoft AntiSpyware has detected your default user folder (shell folder)
Personal attempting to be changed from F:\user1 to F:\user2.

Shell folders are special folders that Windows uses to indicate the default
location for many types of settings and data.

Advise: Unless you have specifically made this change the change should be
blocked.

My Doc's for both uers are directed to a storage drive.

Has anyone seen this...
 
B

Bill Sanderson

I've seen another post tonight with the same issue. I think this is just
how it works, at the present time. They are aware of shortcomings in this
scenario.
 

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