Well to be honest with you it's not a good idea
but it just might be something so easy in control panel
start
control panel
Internet Options
Privacy (set it to medium) then apply
then Security in Internet Options and also set that to medium-high
then apply
Well to be honest with you it's not a good idea
but it just might be something so easy in control panel
start
control panel
Internet Options
Privacy (set it to medium) then apply
then Security in Internet Options and also set that to medium-high
then apply
look for system mechanic 9 and they have free 30 day trial
this software can remove any install program that you don't want in your RIG for good and at the same time defrag it .
it also clean and boost your PC..
Message edited by Keiki646 on 09-29-2009 at 10:25:09 PM
What settings within what software? Are you a shill for System Mechanic?
Hmm No, and why do you call me a shill? I understand what that word means and I am not a person that pretends either.
if you don't mind, I'm just trying to help and ask questions,
So what I wanted to say was, maybe while he was installing it, he set the internet settings on high,
I know some anti-virus software do have settings, Like the one I have.
You never know but what he is trying to do is uninstall the program but it's not uninstalling.
Message edited by Keiki646 on 09-29-2009 at 11:37:42 PM
Seems like your answer for any computer problem is to use System Mechanic. I tried it and am not impressed.
I don't know how much you work on computers but I do it every day since I have my own computer service business. Mal-ware is not something you install on your computer. It installs itself and is difficult to remove. I just cleaned Total Security 2009 off 2 computers in the last 3 days. I ended up removing the hard drives and connecting them to my laptop and manually deleting the malicious files.
Seems like your answer for any computer problem is to use System Mechanic. I tried it and am not impressed.
I don't know how much you work on computers but I do it every day since I have my own computer service business. Mal-ware is not something you install on your computer. It installs itself and is difficult to remove. I just cleaned Total Security 2009 off 2 computers in the last 3 days. I ended up removing the hard drives and connecting them to my laptop and manually deleting the malicious files.
And that is why I said before that I'd know now to stay away from such troublesome 3rd parties. Also I wasn't aware that it can self installs . To be honest I never hear of it until now. Yes I do work on computers from time to time but I also have job and a child to attend to. It would be nice to own a computer business to think about it. But I'm sorry if you're not impressed with System Mechanic 9 and I can understand how you might feel about it. Since I am home and just playing video games with my daughter, I would try to help someone on Toms hardware since I have login in a year since July 2008. That is what I do, psychology in Asian mental health.
Message edited by Keiki646 on 09-30-2009 at 12:11:57 AM