Tom, I keep finding the Korgo virus in different versions. It attacks the system files on your computer. Mine were so damaged that I can't use my WordPerfect anymore. I acquired a program called Antivir which you can find on the net, download and use. I am told it is what many offices of companies and government use.
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I am a little suspicious about getting a virus from perb. Maybe from the links posted by members? Which variant of the W32.Korgo worm did you get.
Here is a link for removal of different versions of W32.Korgo
Here is a link for removal of different versions of W32.Korgo
Sorry dude but I'm pretty sure your not my type.
And I'm saying this the smartest way I know how. lol
And I'm saying this the smartest way I know how. lol
is there any new virus warnings we should be worried abouy?if so can you add a link please?thank you and your kitten picture scoping out the german shepards i love that pic.
And to kind of get off topic here i would like to apologise to you chronic on what i did wrong,and to phoenix,yes i am still learning how to go about being independant,but i do have alot of help getting through this with charlieboys continuous help!it is really hard working in parlors for so many years and following their rules as to being independant it is a whole different scenario for me!i thank you guys for hopefully understanding so i owe all what i do know now to our Winnipegs only charlieboy she is one very helpful,well liked person to me and everyone else on this board!
And to kind of get off topic here i would like to apologise to you chronic on what i did wrong,and to phoenix,yes i am still learning how to go about being independant,but i do have alot of help getting through this with charlieboys continuous help!it is really hard working in parlors for so many years and following their rules as to being independant it is a whole different scenario for me!i thank you guys for hopefully understanding so i owe all what i do know now to our Winnipegs only charlieboy she is one very helpful,well liked person to me and everyone else on this board!
yes Avery,that is 100% right.But she is slowly teaching me on an outcall and incall basis,rather than massage parlour ways,she at one time did tell me to put my ad on ec,i did not even listen but now she seems to be helping me out with minor questions,this lady truly deserves an award for looking after the sp,s safety etc.and helping me get my feet back on the ground!She is a truly remarkable women.
viruses on PERB
Thanks for the information Stalin and thanks for the link Phoenix. It seems unlikely that you could pick up a virus off of PERB, but certainly not impossible. But I'm a bit of a computer neanderthal, so what do I know.
It does seem, however, that some of us spend way too much time on this board, so if we haven't picked anything up from the board (o.k. ... other than sp's, advise, Phoenix's mother, and a good laugh or two) then it may be you've picked up the Korgo worm somewhere else.
But thanks for the info all the same. Forewarned is forearmed or some such bullshit!
Tom
Thanks for the information Stalin and thanks for the link Phoenix. It seems unlikely that you could pick up a virus off of PERB, but certainly not impossible. But I'm a bit of a computer neanderthal, so what do I know.
It does seem, however, that some of us spend way too much time on this board, so if we haven't picked anything up from the board (o.k. ... other than sp's, advise, Phoenix's mother, and a good laugh or two) then it may be you've picked up the Korgo worm somewhere else.
But thanks for the info all the same. Forewarned is forearmed or some such bullshit!
Tom
Viruses
If you don't have a good virus program installed on your computer, you shouldn't even have it connected to the Internet. Anything you do on the Internet exposes you to viruses. Email and accessing infected web sites are probably the most common.
For those of you who are interested, here are a couple recommendations...
First and most importantly, get a real virus scanning program on your computer and make sure that it automatically updates itself on a regular basis. McAfee and Norton are the most common. I prefer to use Trend PCCillin because it causes fewer problems. I have a web site where you can buy it for about $30. Pm me if you want the link.
Second, make sure that your computer is downloading Windows updates from the Microsoft web site regularly. The setting is in the Control Panel under "System" in WinXP. In Internet Explorer, you can also click Tools/Windows Update.
If you don't have an antivirus program and you think you have a virus, you can visit this web site to run a scan of your computer for free. Click on the "Virus Scan Housecall" link...
http://www.trendmicro.com/en/home/us/personal.htm
OK, enough of my nattering.
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If you don't have a good virus program installed on your computer, you shouldn't even have it connected to the Internet. Anything you do on the Internet exposes you to viruses. Email and accessing infected web sites are probably the most common.
For those of you who are interested, here are a couple recommendations...
First and most importantly, get a real virus scanning program on your computer and make sure that it automatically updates itself on a regular basis. McAfee and Norton are the most common. I prefer to use Trend PCCillin because it causes fewer problems. I have a web site where you can buy it for about $30. Pm me if you want the link.
Second, make sure that your computer is downloading Windows updates from the Microsoft web site regularly. The setting is in the Control Panel under "System" in WinXP. In Internet Explorer, you can also click Tools/Windows Update.
If you don't have an antivirus program and you think you have a virus, you can visit this web site to run a scan of your computer for free. Click on the "Virus Scan Housecall" link...
http://www.trendmicro.com/en/home/us/personal.htm
OK, enough of my nattering.
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Er
Pheonix
try this link to fix your file :http://www.techadvice.com/w98/E/errors_urlmon.htm
Here it will tell in the notes:
The URLMON file is normally installed with Windows, but can be removed if Netscape or Internet Explorer are removed. Re-installing the browser can bring the file back
try this link to fix your file :http://www.techadvice.com/w98/E/errors_urlmon.htm
Here it will tell in the notes:
The URLMON file is normally installed with Windows, but can be removed if Netscape or Internet Explorer are removed. Re-installing the browser can bring the file back
Hey chuck, thanks for the link. It looks like it may help me. I'll read it over in detail when I get home tonight. (still at work, shit)
