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Posted by =?Utf-8?B?SWFu?= on October 31, 2007, 5:09 pm
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it. but by default it opens with a system file and will not open, until you
change it. that is why when you do an online search via the selection menu
for opening a file the search comes up empty handed as an unknown file type
"Paul Adare" wrote:
> On Wed, 31 Oct 2007 12:16:05 -0700, Ian wrote:
>
> > There is a hack out there that is coming in through Outlook.exe (MS OFFICE
> > Professional 2007) while in the
> > Send/Receive Process, it leads to more Outlook.exe changes, as well as
> > changes in svchost.exe. it leads to very slow sending of documents, and may
> > be part of the Bot Net. after this has happened, I noticed a .INI file. I
> > opend it with Notepad, but did not uncheck open with this program by
default.
> > it changed all of them.I reinstalled on a Scrubbed (7 times) HD with a new
> > mother board a flashed bios, but put the old C- MOSS (spelling?) in. had to
> > reset the clock, but with a fresh NTFS format (not Quick), fresh flashed
> > BIOS and brand new install, after just installing the OS i open the hidden
> > system files and lo and behold the .INI files still opend by default with
> > notepad.( a system setting saved by software only).
> > I have done this entire process with Vista Business, and XP Pro SP 2. DELL
> > has been helpful with hardware, but Kaspersky labs can not find the
> > issue in their moscow lab.
> > I have used multiple scanning tools since the problem, and nothing finds it!
>
> The default program for opening INI files has been Notepad since at least
> NT4 and possibly before that.
>
> --
> Paul Adare
> MVP - Virtual Machines
> http://www.identit.ca
> Any nitwit can understand computers. Many do. -- Ted Nelson
>
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