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Posted by =?Utf-8?B?d2lsbGlhbWVyaWM=?= on March 27, 2007, 7:09 pm
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be done by going into control paner and selecting and clicking on the time
icon when it opens try and syncronise with windows clock, just a thought if
the time is not syncronised it cannot run in the right timeframe
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good xping and best regards
williameric
"Nascar-Fanatic" wrote:
> Hello Suzanne. Def does sound like spam or trojanite has been inserted on ur
> pc via email or application.. I read you ran previous spyware and virus apps
> .. 1 good one that does though in retrospect identify alot of false positives
> but might be able to give ya insight on that sql issues..
> www.trendmicro.com.. bottom left just run free spyware scan and if ya do find
> one the system restore NEEDS to be disabled in order to be fixed.. Good luck
> and hope this helps..
>
> The #8 Is Great and #3 WILL always BE
>
> "suzanne.boyle@gmail.com" wrote:
>
> > > Hi SuzyB, I was thinking "why would SQL server and the date change" if the
> > > PC was compromised. One reason might be that your PC was taken over to be
> > > used as a spam email server. A trojan program could have got on your
> > > computer from a cute program that you downloaded and ran on your system. I
> > > would check your SQL Server database to see if there are any entries in the
> > > log that show recent activity. Check for new tables or data, etc. As a
> > > safe measure disable SQL on startup and run a couple different
virus/spyware
> > > scanners (such as Bitdefender, LavsaSoft Adaware, Symantec). This
shareware
> > > program, Security Task Manager, could be especially useful in your
case:http://www.neuber.com/taskmanager/
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > >I have a firewall (router and Windows XP) and anti virus software
> > > > running however I think my PC may still have been compromised. It
> > > > restarted itself about an hour ago and when I investigated a shortcut
> > > > to SQL Server configuration managament (a program I've not used yet)
> > > > appeared in the start menu recently used list and the date/time for
> > > > the PC appears to have been set to 12/12/2008 (according to the event
> > > > log time for certain events).
> > >
> > > > Nothing else appears to be different. Could this be a simple software
> > > > malfunction or does it point to someone having accessed my PC. And is
> > > > there any way I can check, even to see if someone was using my
> > > > internet connection which I would assume they would have to to gain
> > > > access to the computer.
> > >
> > > > Thanks
> > >
> > > > SuzyB
> >
> > Thanks for the reply.
> >
> > I've run a couple of spyware apps (Windows Defender and Ad Aware) and
> > a full virus scan and nothing was found. I've also disabled SQL
> > server and scheduled a daily virus scan and spyware check.
> >
> > I was just worried that someone had taken control of my PC and had a
> > look around and wondered if there was any way to check whether files
> > had been accessed or transferred.
> >
> >
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