A
Anonymus
When I start AntySpyware it say:
Microsoft AntiSpyware has expired at 2005 July 31
What's the problem?
Microsoft AntiSpyware has expired at 2005 July 31
What's the problem?
L
Linuxgirl
Anonymus said:
Hmmm....I guess you won't have that beta anymore after July 31.
P
plun
Linuxgirl said:
Hmmm, youre a naghty girl...............
Choose short date/time format within control panel.
B
Bill Sanderson
Either your date and time are set incorrectly--please check--or:
Check the long and short date formats for your locale, via control panel.
Reset these to the topmost choice in the drop-down control.
This works for most, but not all languages and locales--there have been a
few folks for whom we haven't been able to fix this issue.
Check the long and short date formats for your locale, via control panel.
Reset these to the topmost choice in the drop-down control.
This works for most, but not all languages and locales--there have been a
few folks for whom we haven't been able to fix this issue.
G
Guest
Anonymus said:
Wow, it is already July wherever you are? If so, we would really
appreciate if you could you pass along some stock market hints.
A
Andre Da Costa
Or some winning Lottery numbers from the US? ;-)
B
budtkaboy2000
I am having the same exact problem. I am certain it has
nothing to do with date/time or whatever because my
Norton programs have the same problem. Both programs
cannot have date/time or whatever problems!!!
nothing to do with date/time or whatever because my
Norton programs have the same problem. Both programs
cannot have date/time or whatever problems!!!
F
Frank Saunders, MS-MVP IE/OE
[email protected] said:
Sure they can if your computer is set to the wrong date/time.
B
Bill Sanderson
On the contrary--you now have two programs showing similar issues--I think
that's pretty interesting. It happens that both of them may use the same
programming language.
Have you tested the suggestions given in this and similar threads?
1) check the date and time and be certain they are correct.
2) Let me spell this out fully:
Go to Control Panel, Date, Time, Language, and Regional options.
Choose Regional and Language options
On the Regional Options tab, click on Customize in the upper right.
Click on the Date tab.
Change both the Short date format and the Long date format to the topmost
choices in each drop-down box.
See whether that does the job for you.
that's pretty interesting. It happens that both of them may use the same
programming language.
Have you tested the suggestions given in this and similar threads?
1) check the date and time and be certain they are correct.
2) Let me spell this out fully:
Go to Control Panel, Date, Time, Language, and Regional options.
Choose Regional and Language options
On the Regional Options tab, click on Customize in the upper right.
Click on the Date tab.
Change both the Short date format and the Long date format to the topmost
choices in each drop-down box.
See whether that does the job for you.
M
Mags
again.
Mine says This Version of Anti-Spyware WILL EXPIRE ON
JULY 31ST 2005.
Are you reading it correctly?
B
Bill Sanderson
Believe it or not, it is quite possible that the message was correctly
cited. Even with the date and time set correctly.
cited. Even with the date and time set correctly.