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PC & MAC CLINIC - On line problem solving. (CPU)     

Crocodile - 16 Dec 2002 03:59

hewittalan6 - 01 Apr 2006 11:12 - 4350 of 11003

Cheers Neil,
I was thinking the same thing about getting a techie to configure the system correctly if I get a new one this summer.
Its just that I'm a tight little bugger, but it did spring into my mind that this summer will see loads of layabout students from our local university looking for the opportunity to earn some beer tokens, so I may get it all done for a four pack of Skol!!!
Will check the link, thanks very much for your efforts.
Alan

Seymour Clearly - 01 Apr 2006 16:48 - 4351 of 11003

Alan, have a look here:

PC World external drives

We use one of these at each site:

Smartdisc

They're a doddle, quick to backup but not the best value probably. Lovely and small and easy to slip into a pocket at night.

Haystack - 01 Apr 2006 16:59 - 4352 of 11003

Amaxingly cheap. It wasn't that long ago that I was paying around 1,800 for 500Mb disks drives.

kernow - 03 Apr 2006 14:56 - 4353 of 11003

I'm no expert to be able to add authorative advice but fwiw I do recall being told just to save data e.g. my docs, my pics, favourites, outlook addresses and any little downloaded programmes and do a hardware reinstall in the event of a crash because (a) probably there is a newer version of e.g Windows/Office, (b) backup everything may merely reinstall the problem and (c) the build up of minor corruption, irritations that build up on an old machine are cleansed.

ADAM - 03 Apr 2006 15:19 - 4354 of 11003

Yep,

Definitely the best way, and don't forget to export your Outlook profiles, address book and internet favourites. All the Software can easily be installed again, but those settings things can be a pain.

aldwickk - 03 Apr 2006 16:28 - 4355 of 11003

CAN ANYONE GIVE ME AN ANSWER TO THIS PROBLEM

CAN ANY OF YOU CLEVER PEOPLE OUT THERE HELP ME, BY TELLING ME WHY, IF YOU FORWARD CERTAIN MESSAGES WITH PICTURES IN THEY COME OUT AS BELOW? !!!! I RECIEVED THE PICTURES FINE BUT WHEN I SEND THEM ON THEY COME OUT LIKE THIS, SOOOOOOO FRUSTRATING.







Hi Irene, Here are the wee smiles - Love Lynne
----- Original Message -----





-------Original Message-------

From

What shows up is the outline of the image with a small red cross in one corner










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Internal Virus Database is out-of-date.
Checked by AVG Anti-Virus.
Version: 7.0.298 / Virus Database: 267.15.2 - Release Date: 4/02/2006





Cloudbase - 03 Apr 2006 17:14 - 4356 of 11003

Can anyone give me some help in Trojan removal,not a techy so will need to be in simple language.
My antivirus has picked up the following,
Win32/Sinteri.....C:\WINDOWS\system32\taskdir.exe
Win32/Sinteri.....C:\WINDOWS\system32\parad.raw.exe
Win32/Sinteri.....C:\WINDOWS\system32\taskdir.dll
Win32/Sinteri!downloader......C:\WINDOWS\system32\woblaizdupla.exe

thanks. Steve.

Seymour Clearly - 03 Apr 2006 17:34 - 4357 of 11003

Aldwick. You see the red cross because the receiver's computer cannot find the picture you have sent. This suggests you have not sent it as an attachment but as a link to another website where is has been removed or is temporarily unavailable. To see it you sender need to save it to a folder on your machine then send the image file as an attachment to an email.

aldwickk - 03 Apr 2006 17:56 - 4358 of 11003

O k, Seymour , thanks very much.

Haystack - 03 Apr 2006 19:33 - 4359 of 11003

aldwickk

One way to send the pic as an Email is to highlight the pic and copy/paste it into your Email.

You will get this problem if you send a pic from your own PC. One way tofind out the specific problem is to right click the red square and view the properties. You will find either that there is not a complete path to the web site pic or it has C: etc as it came from your PC.

DocProc - 03 Apr 2006 22:14 - 4360 of 11003

Iain - 03 Apr 2006 22:35 - 4361 of 11003

Cloudbase: This should sort it
http://www.microsoft.com/athome/security/spyware/software/about/productcomparisons.mspx

Cloudbase - 03 Apr 2006 23:09 - 4362 of 11003

Ian, thanks.
I've run the removal software and it says no infection found, hmmm.

Iain - 04 Apr 2006 08:19 - 4363 of 11003

Just to be sure, try Spybot

http://www.safer-networking.org/en/download/

Spaceman - 04 Apr 2006 09:15 - 4364 of 11003

Panda online scan is useful, I have used it a few times recently and its pretty comprehensive it will take a while to do a full scan though. Its here Panda Activescan

Cloudbase - 04 Apr 2006 09:47 - 4365 of 11003

Ian,Spaceman......Thanks, it seems non of these will remove them, i still get
Virus Detected box from my AVG scan and it won't let you either heal or move to vault. A message box pops up saying "Requested action is not available for this object. Access to the file has been denied"
Any thaughts.

Spaceman - 04 Apr 2006 09:52 - 4366 of 11003

cloudbase did panda find an infection?

Fundamentalist - 04 Apr 2006 14:16 - 4367 of 11003

Hi

ive got some data that i want to analyse. The data is posted as a downloadable file on a webpage in a comma separated values excel file. However, the file is over 65536 lines long hence will only partially open in Excel. Can anyone recommend the best way of being able to open this whole file please.

Spaceman - 04 Apr 2006 14:52 - 4368 of 11003

fundy, access?

Fundamentalist - 04 Apr 2006 16:05 - 4369 of 11003

Is it feasible to open the data in access without having created the database first?
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