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Posted by ---Fitz--- on August 31, 2007, 8:08 pm
If you were Registered and logged in, you could reply and use other advanced thread options > Thanks for your comments and advice, Fitz.
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> As you have probably surmised, there is a reason. Ask K.Dee why she's here
> monitoring my posts.
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> You could ask Troll_Lady the same question too. She can remove my posts on
> 'her' newsgroups, but not from here.
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> I did rely on strangers once, but not any more! <g>
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> BD
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> PS Please forgive the 'top posting'. Still awaiting a response from Milo.
> :)
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>>> Hello Milo :) Are you a Microsoft employee?
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>>> I hope you won't object to me asking (like some folk do). TIA
>>>
>>> David
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>>>> Actually thats the first step cut off the bits/data supporting the code
>>>> from within... then after such the system would be stable enough and
>>>> (non replicating since the source has been block ).
>>>>
>>>> And for further identification use a proper tool for the removal or so
>>>> I would recommend to call Microsoft Security US/CANADA ( 866 727 2338 )
>>>> for added asssistance
>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>> Block the said ports from the firewall as an option
>>>>>
>>>>> Doesn't remove the problem, just keeps it from talking on the
>>>>> internet.
>>>>> Better to clean the box, imho.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> --
>>>>> ####################################################
>>>>> Dustin Cook
>>>>> Author of BugHunter - MalWare Removal Tool - v2.2c
>>>>> Email: bughunter.dustin@gmail.com
>>>>> Web..: http://bughunter.it-mate.co.uk
>>>>> Pad..: http://bughunter.it-mate.co.uk/pad.xml
>>>>> ####################################################
>>>>
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>>>
>>
>> Dave,
>>
>> Since July 23rd, you've posted 117 messages to just this
>> newsgroup...microsoft.public.security.virus. None of your messages or
>> replies have anything to do with a virus or even mention the word virus.
>> Your messages seem to be about social networking, who to trust on
>> newsgroups, who is really who on newsgroups and who are various users of
>> other newsgroups. None of this has anything to do with a virus which is
>> what this group is about. According to your statements, you are new at
>> using newsgroups and want to learn. I've found that if I have to hunt
>> down the answer to a question, the answer is far more likely to stick
>> with me rather than asking or relying upon strangers to give me the
>> answer. Perhaps a little research on your part (books, articles,
>> magazines, how-to tutorials, etc) would be of more benefit to you than
>> all these posts to the wrong newsgroup.
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>
Sorry Dave...you're still off topic for this newsgroup. This is a newsgroup
for discussions about VIRUS.
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