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B. Rosman
Whenever I go to a site that has a download area, like
Windows Update or McAfee Virusscan Update, I get this
message: "Your current security settings prohibit ActiveX
controls on this page." I never see the Security
Certificate warning and can't go any farther.
No matter how I adjust the IE settings, even if I make it
the absolute least secure I can make it, and enable every
single ActiveX option, I still get the same message.
I have suspicions about a worm or a virus, but the virus
checker doesn't find any infections.
On a related note, when I go into REGEDIT to edit the
registry. if I don't touch the keyboard for 5 seconds then
it automatically closes on me. If I go to Task Manager and
stop the SMSC.EXE and CRTMON.EXE process, then it stays
open.
There are very suspicious things happening on this Dell
laptop but so far I can't prove that there is a virus or
worm.
Any ideas what's going on here?
B. Rosman
Windows Update or McAfee Virusscan Update, I get this
message: "Your current security settings prohibit ActiveX
controls on this page." I never see the Security
Certificate warning and can't go any farther.
No matter how I adjust the IE settings, even if I make it
the absolute least secure I can make it, and enable every
single ActiveX option, I still get the same message.
I have suspicions about a worm or a virus, but the virus
checker doesn't find any infections.
On a related note, when I go into REGEDIT to edit the
registry. if I don't touch the keyboard for 5 seconds then
it automatically closes on me. If I go to Task Manager and
stop the SMSC.EXE and CRTMON.EXE process, then it stays
open.
There are very suspicious things happening on this Dell
laptop but so far I can't prove that there is a virus or
worm.
Any ideas what's going on here?
B. Rosman