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Anonymous   09-07-2005 at 12:03:03 AM

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Hello,

If someone can help that would be great. I ran my spybot and it keeps coming
up Windows Security Center. antivirus Override: Setings (registry change,
nothing done) HKEY_LOCAL-MACHINE/SOFTWARE/MICROSOFT/SECURITY CENTER/ANTIVIRUS
OVERRIDE = dword:0

yet when I look in my registry my dword:1 is this normal. I heard it was but
why then is it still coming up on when I run spybot. I have XP and Norton's
edition antivirus and I run spybot, ad-aware, Microsoft antibeta and stinger.
Any suggestions? Do I need to change this key back to dword:0?

Thanks much
GL

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Anonymous   09-07-2005 at 04:37:37 AM
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GL wrote:
> Hello,
>
> If someone can help that would be great. I ran my spybot and
> it keeps coming up Windows Security Center. antivirus
> Override: Setings (registry change, nothing done)
> HKEY_LOCAL-MACHINE/SOFTWARE/MICROSOFT/SECURITY
> CENTER/ANTIVIRUS OVERRIDE = dword:0
>
> yet when I look in my registry my dword:1 is this normal. I
> heard it was but why then is it still coming up on when I
> run spybot. I have XP and Norton's edition antivirus and I
> run spybot, ad-aware, Microsoft antibeta and stinger. Any
> suggestions? Do I need to change this key back to dword:0?
>
> Thanks much
> GL

Since you have Norton AV installed, it's nothing to be
concerned about. Take a look here for more information:

Why does Spybot-S&D flag changes in the Windows Security
Center?
http://www.spybot.info/en/faq/46.html

Nepatsfan

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Anonymous   09-10-2005 at 12:04:02 AM
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Nepatsfan,
Thank you much I did exactly what was stated. I appreciate your response.

GL

"Nepatsfan" wrote:

> GL wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > If someone can help that would be great. I ran my spybot and
> > it keeps coming up Windows Security Center. antivirus
> > Override: Setings (registry change, nothing done)
> > HKEY_LOCAL-MACHINE/SOFTWARE/MICROSOFT/SECURITY
> > CENTER/ANTIVIRUS OVERRIDE = dword:0
> >
> > yet when I look in my registry my dword:1 is this normal. I
> > heard it was but why then is it still coming up on when I
> > run spybot. I have XP and Norton's edition antivirus and I
> > run spybot, ad-aware, Microsoft antibeta and stinger. Any
> > suggestions? Do I need to change this key back to dword:0?
> >
> > Thanks much
> > GL
>
> Since you have Norton AV installed, it's nothing to be
> concerned about. Take a look here for more information:
>
> Why does Spybot-S&D flag changes in the Windows Security
> Center?
> http://www.spybot.info/en/faq/46.html
>
> Nepatsfan
>
>
>

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Anonymous   09-10-2005 at 04:09:57 AM
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You're welcome.

Nepatsfan

GL wrote:
> Nepatsfan,
> Thank you much I did exactly what was stated. I appreciate
> your response.
>
> GL
>
> "Nepatsfan" wrote:
>
>> GL wrote:
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> If someone can help that would be great. I ran my spybot
>>> and it keeps coming up Windows Security Center. antivirus
>>> Override: Setings (registry change, nothing done)
>>> HKEY_LOCAL-MACHINE/SOFTWARE/MICROSOFT/SECURITY
>>> CENTER/ANTIVIRUS OVERRIDE = dword:0
>>>
>>> yet when I look in my registry my dword:1 is this normal. I
>>> heard it was but why then is it still coming up on when I
>>> run spybot. I have XP and Norton's edition antivirus and I
>>> run spybot, ad-aware, Microsoft antibeta and stinger. Any
>>> suggestions? Do I need to change this key back to dword:0?
>>>
>>> Thanks much
>>> GL
>>
>> Since you have Norton AV installed, it's nothing to be
>> concerned about. Take a look here for more information:
>>
>> Why does Spybot-S&D flag changes in the Windows Security
>> Center?
>> http://www.spybot.info/en/faq/46.html
>>
>> Nepatsfan

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