Crocodile
- 16 Dec 2002 03:59
Kayak
- 02 Mar 2004 21:03
- 1408 of 11003
Yep, the animated advertising, paricularly the Flash ads, consumes a significant amount of CPU. You can see the difference by turning off "Play animations in web pages" in Tools/Internet Options/Advanced.
Crocodile
- 02 Mar 2004 21:44
- 1409 of 11003
Having some probs with the remnants of the Code red virus. Norton and all the other virus checkers say it is no longer present but something is recreating c:\explorer.exe
Any ideas?
D.
Kayak
- 02 Mar 2004 21:54
- 1410 of 11003
Are you running a Windows server without realising it, Croc? Easy to do with Windows 2000 since IIS is enabled by default on installation and is unpatched to start with of course. Check Internet Services Manager under Control Panel/Administrative Tools. I think the explorer.exe file is the file that arrives via the exploit and is then run to cause the damage. It may not show up in a scan until you reboot and execute it via the run commands in the registry.
CC
- 02 Mar 2004 22:06
- 1412 of 11003
Kayak- have turned off those animations - yes the difference is very noticable.
Spaceman
- 02 Mar 2004 22:10
- 1413 of 11003
croc, sometimes its worth going through the manual remaoval checks toi ensure the thing has been eliminated, i have seen bits not get removede by the stingers and tools. Here is a link with info about code red if you page down you will see the manual removal instructions.
http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/codered.worm.html
[edit] i didnt actually read the manual instructions for this worm but I just have and they dont help much. Often symatic list all the files and registry keys involved but not in this case. SO apologies for some useless info...
[edit 2!] There is also a code red ii and here is the link for that in case its the version you have, this contains more detailed technical info.
http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/codered.ii.html
PeterG
- 03 Mar 2004 12:54
- 1414 of 11003
I've just managed to delete Windows Explorer... Does anyone know how to get it back?
I've just started using XP Pro after several years of Win 98. I've tended to use Windows Explorer quite a lot for moving files around, copying documents, etc. Because it's so handy I prefer it to be on the first start menu rather than buried. So I tried to copy it from All Programs -> Accessories to the first start menu (the one you get when you click on start). Something went wrong and its disappeared completely. I have a shortcut "Windows Explorer (2)" exactly where I wanted it to be, but it doesn't work because can't find the necessary file...
prodman
- 03 Mar 2004 13:00
- 1415 of 11003
PeterG
This is where mine is, hopefully yours will be in the same place.
C:\Documents and Settings\Start Menu\Programs\Accessories
or C:\WINDOWS\Driver Cache\i386
or C:\WINDOWS\system32\config\systemprofile\Start Menu\Programs\Accessories
Prod
PeterG
- 03 Mar 2004 13:32
- 1416 of 11003
OK, it's back. Thanks, Prodman.
kyoto98
- 03 Mar 2004 14:03
- 1417 of 11003
Crocodile
- 03 Mar 2004 20:39
- 1418 of 11003
Thanks for the help :-)
D.
Lancslad
- 04 Mar 2004 10:34
- 1419 of 11003
can anyone help, i need to creat a start up flopy disk for windows 2000 pro
Spaceman
- 04 Mar 2004 10:44
- 1420 of 11003
ll there isnt really such a thing, can you detail waht you need to do?
Lancslad
- 04 Mar 2004 10:53
- 1421 of 11003
spaceman i intend to wipe 2000pro from my spare comp and reinstall windows 98se
Spaceman
- 04 Mar 2004 12:15
- 1422 of 11003
ll you can download bootdisks from www.bootdisk.com and then boot the PC using that, I suggest you use the Windows 98 version, you may be able to boot directly from the Windows 98 CD-ROM, have you tried that?.
Lancslad
- 04 Mar 2004 12:43
- 1423 of 11003
thanks spaceman will give it a try l.l.
DocProc
- 04 Mar 2004 19:58
- 1425 of 11003
Nope,
But you can determine which/where is the master ("1") monitor - the one with the Tool Bar.
Right click anywhere on the desktop to bring up Display Properties.
Settings
then drag the screens around as you want them. Don't forget to match them perfectly side by side.
Advanced button does a lot of other stuff
Regards
Bob
PS. Do you still have your TA comments site?
Lancslad
- 04 Mar 2004 22:18
- 1426 of 11003
help, i still have a problem,a computer i have picked up (no ruth not nicked) has windows 2000pro with a password on it which i dont know, i would like to to flatten it and restall widows 2000pro, l.l. problem is password will not let me enter or change settings
Spaceman
- 04 Mar 2004 22:34
- 1427 of 11003
ll boot it with a floppy or cd and fdisk the disk delete all partition then recreate and format, then reinstall OS. You may need to change the BIOS to allow it to select alternate boot sources, i suggest you set 1 floppy 2 cd-rom 3 hard disk.