I wanted to test windows vista virtualization. Running vista business 32bit.
So I launched cmd process under administrative user running in admin
approval mode (UAC on). Entered following commands:
 cd c:\windows

I have just joined and while I was trying to find out how to post a question
my grandmother's name popped up as a search result.  I did not enter this and
have never entered it anywhere on my computer.  How did this happen?

I've googled the following and haven't gotten a satisfactory answer.
What is Ag Core Service? It's in a folder C:\Program Files\AGI.
Is it, I hope, a Windows Vista sp2 service.
Thanks,

I have read many replys to what I need to do--however, I still can not
fix my problem.  They have had me download Detective Driver and RegTool
saying this would fix my problem--alas, nothing seems to work.
When my computer starts up Windows Defender open with--Application

Can malware be transferred to my computer from another computer using the
same router?
Both computers are running Windows Vista Home Premium with a Linksys Router
with WAP security.

Yes, I have selected the 'Always' button for the Windows Defender icon to
appear in the notification area.  :o)
OS: Windows Vista Home Premium SP2
Internet Browser: IE8.0.6001.18783

My daughter computer with Vista is infected with the rogue software
'Personal Antivirus' but no matter what I do I cannot remove it.   It is
installed in C:\Program Files\PAV and Vista does not allow me to remove
it.  It says needs Administrator permission though I am Adminstrator ...

UAC on administrator account is disabled by default (it allways uses full
token)
How do I enable UAC on administrator, to make it like other members in
administrators group ?

Which antivirus is better: Avast, AVG or Norton???

Running Vista Ultimate - I was ordered to disable UAC.  Now I have the
little red shield in the tray.  How can I get rid of it for just the UAC
notification?  I still want it to bark at me when the virus defs (AVG)
go out of date and it can't update for whatever reason.

I have somehow messed up permissions and now cannot access c:drive and
everything I try and change has access denied. There is no obvious
administrator and I can only see log in as a owner.
This is a real problem as I cannot even move all my files to back up!

 Is there a way to turn off UAC and not have Windows Security Protection
System display it in the taskbar?
Thanks,
ColTom2

I know I'm probably late to this discussion.
I recently let my daughter buy herself a laptop.
I assumed that Parental controls would have the BASIC functionality of
restricting TOTAL time, not just available hours in the day.

When I first boot my system, an account is available that isn't there when I
look at User Accounts using an Administrator account. It's also not there
when I Switch Users. How do I get rid of this account and why is it there on
the initial login?