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fatherd
Installed and ran MS Spyware removal. When promted to
reboot clicked OK. System froze during reboot. Can not
boot at all. Any Suggestions!
reboot clicked OK. System froze during reboot. Can not
boot at all. Any Suggestions!
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Bill Sanderson
If you are in the United States or Canada, call 1-866-pcsafety.
This is a free support line for virus removal or security-patch related
issues, from Microsoft Product Support Services (PSS)
If you are elsewhere, equivalent help is available, although the call itself
may not be free--call your local Microsoft subsidiary or number for paid
support, and ask for the free help as described above.
Microsoft Antispyware is a beta product, and like all beta products, it is
unsupported. However, your problem is the result of removing spyware, and
using Microsoft Antispyware to do this ie just what the PSS staff would have
had you do--so give them a call--they should be able to get you to the best
possible resolution in your situation, which is dependent on the kind of
Windows media you have, among other things.
You'll be better served by a phone support call or calls, then going back
and forth in the newsgroups.
I'd love to hear how it comes out in the end, though?
This is a free support line for virus removal or security-patch related
issues, from Microsoft Product Support Services (PSS)
If you are elsewhere, equivalent help is available, although the call itself
may not be free--call your local Microsoft subsidiary or number for paid
support, and ask for the free help as described above.
Microsoft Antispyware is a beta product, and like all beta products, it is
unsupported. However, your problem is the result of removing spyware, and
using Microsoft Antispyware to do this ie just what the PSS staff would have
had you do--so give them a call--they should be able to get you to the best
possible resolution in your situation, which is dependent on the kind of
Windows media you have, among other things.
You'll be better served by a phone support call or calls, then going back
and forth in the newsgroups.
I'd love to hear how it comes out in the end, though?