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John Blaustein
I just installed and ran MS-AS on my son's laptop -- XP Home, SP2 with all
updates applied.
When I first ran AS -- full scan of C:\ -- it found:
Spyware threats: 43
Memory processes infected: 2
Spyware files infected: 232
Registry keys infected: 160
I followed the suggested fixes -- either remove or quarantine.
I rebooted and ran AS again. This time, it found:
Spyware threats: 13
Memory processes infected: 0
Spyware files infected: 61
Registry keys infected: 59
Followed suggested fixes.
Rebooted and ran AS yet again. This time it only found one problem:
MidAddle. I told it to remove this. When I look in Program Files\common
files, I see a folder called midaddle with no files in it. I am unable to
delete the folder. I get this message: "It is being used by another person
or program. Try again."
Spybot S&D could not delete MidAddle and I was hoping MS AS would.
What to do?
John
updates applied.
When I first ran AS -- full scan of C:\ -- it found:
Spyware threats: 43
Memory processes infected: 2
Spyware files infected: 232
Registry keys infected: 160
I followed the suggested fixes -- either remove or quarantine.
I rebooted and ran AS again. This time, it found:
Spyware threats: 13
Memory processes infected: 0
Spyware files infected: 61
Registry keys infected: 59
Followed suggested fixes.
Rebooted and ran AS yet again. This time it only found one problem:
MidAddle. I told it to remove this. When I look in Program Files\common
files, I see a folder called midaddle with no files in it. I am unable to
delete the folder. I get this message: "It is being used by another person
or program. Try again."
Spybot S&D could not delete MidAddle and I was hoping MS AS would.
What to do?
John