Exactly - you had intended to execute that code,
That's why one should run antivirus software.
Because that's what people do on computers.
They execute code.
and should have scanned it prior to use.
Really? That's interesting, since an antivirus
scanner cannot scan, as an example, every
file that will be installed before installation
proceeds, with every app out there, given
the way that they are distributed. And
sometimes just the act of decompression
of a package can cause a virus to execute.
But then it's too late. More than once, a
virus scanner has given a clean bill of health,
only to alert to a virus during an installation,
if one is running a real time scanner.
I've been a tech for over 20 years and I know
whereof I speak.
And while the nutcase that likes to attack me
and claim I don't know what I'm doing and
needed help with something basic, let it be
noted, that he is a liar.
The problem I brought up was in no way basic
and I had tried many things before posting
and I had put my problem up on some of the
better known sites for this kind of thing. Not
one response. No one knew what it was
and Google and Yahoo gave zero hits on
the file name. Not only that, but after I
blocked it from entering the registry, it would
find a new way to load and not leave one entry
in the registry.
No one was able to even offer a suggestion
and that idiot blasted me for pointing out
a web site that showed some of what I had
already done as well as my list of other
things that I had tried, when he asked me
what I had tried.
But hey, if that's how people want to judge
my competency, then have at it.
--
Pastor Dave
"If you believe what you like in the Gospel,
and reject what you like - it is not the Gospel
you believe, but yourselves." - St. Augustine
http://www.ecclesia.org/truth/solution.html
http://tinyurl.com/ce97m
