Originally posted by: DCpaul
change my password from the one they gave me ??
Originally posted by: DCpaul
just a simply reply tellin how would be nice![]()
Originally posted by: pontifex
i thought you've been on several forums before?
Originally posted by: Roguestar
You need to remove all the temporary files from your C:\Windows\Acid32 folder; it may have been corrupted or edited by spyware. A common spyware tactic is to rename the folder System32 so that anything in it it has infected won't be touched because a virus scan might think it is important. You can go ahead and delete the folder called C:\Windows\System32 and create one called Acid32. It'll be repopulated by windows if you reboot the PC. You'll also notice there is already a C:\Windows\System folder that is actually quite important, don't change that one.
Originally posted by: DCpaul
Originally posted by: pontifex
i thought you've been on several forums before?
i have done it !!!
and i have never been on a forum set out like this one![]()
Originally posted by: DCpaul
Originally posted by: Roguestar
You need to remove all the temporary files from your C:\Windows\Acid32 folder; it may have been corrupted or edited by spyware. A common spyware tactic is to rename the folder System32 so that anything in it it has infected won't be touched because a virus scan might think it is important. You can go ahead and delete the folder called C:\Windows\System32 and create one called Acid32. It'll be repopulated by windows if you reboot the PC. You'll also notice there is already a C:\Windows\System folder that is actually quite important, don't change that one.
you trying to make me lose my pc data :|
Originally posted by: Roguestar
Originally posted by: DCpaul
Originally posted by: Roguestar
You need to remove all the temporary files from your C:\Windows\Acid32 folder; it may have been corrupted or edited by spyware. A common spyware tactic is to rename the folder System32 so that anything in it it has infected won't be touched because a virus scan might think it is important. You can go ahead and delete the folder called C:\Windows\System32 and create one called Acid32. It'll be repopulated by windows if you reboot the PC. You'll also notice there is already a C:\Windows\System folder that is actually quite important, don't change that one.
you trying to make me lose my pc data :|
Would I have 2700~ posts in a tech forum, and try to do something like that to you? A fellow portsmouth fan?
Originally posted by: DCpaul
Originally posted by: ShadowOfMyself
Fastest ban ever?
STILL HERE![]()
