This random pop-up showed up on my desktop while I was
surfing.  It doesn't look Microsoft authentic, so I'm
wondering if it is spoof.
Check it out:

I loaded the three patches to both my desktop and my
laptop on Feb 26, 2004.  Now when I try to access the
internet from my laptop via my wireless lan (netgear
wireless router), I am forced to de-activate the WEP in

I sent an email this morning from hotmail but it was not
received by the person it was sent to. This is an urgent
email. My computer has been on all day. I have been told
by someone that windows keeps a log of everything I've

I get a message saying my computer may be affected and
need to  download a patch.  The bulletin is M503-043.  
Code ext. 828035.  I read the patch info. amd there's no
place to download the patch.

I'm logged on to XP PRO as admin, on an NTFS partition, I have no security
tab on folders when I right click and
get properties. The security tab is available if I boot into safe mode.
I have tried to disable simple file sharing  in tools/folder options/view by

I need help.  We keep getting blasted with viruses
through our microsoft e-mail.  This nevfer happened in
two (2) years when we used webmail. What can I do.  I can
not get any help from microsoft even though we have

Whenever I surf to certain sites I get a pop-up message
that says: "Your current security settings prohibit
running ActiveX on this page.  As a result the page may
not display correctly."

OK what type of scam is this,I have been running a
personal computer since 98,last yr I updated to XP home,A
lot of pop ups were coming in so using Zone Alarm pro
since 99 I loaded on xp,I have Nortons Works 2003,Ihave

I was having problems with my Outlook, so I tried to
restore my system to a prior date (4 days earlier). After
the restore was completed I was asked for a password to
log on to Windows XP. The system is 1 1/2 years old and I

I use Yahoo Mail.  I check the "remember my ID on this
computer" box when I sign in.  The next time I sign in
the ID is not remembered.  Yahoo points the finger at
Explorer.  Any ideas?  Thanks.

Hi.  My computer recently was infected with this.  I
cannot get rid of it.  My internet company said use
spyware.  I went out and bought it and have run it.  It
takes it out and then the computer gets reinfected with

Ever since i had my computer worked on by a friend i'am not able to download computer updates. I get a message that says, product key used to install windows is invalid. Please contact system administrator or retailor to obtain valid product key. What is this? How do I go about ...

I've run the baseline security analyzer and it indicates it cannot update my xml files.  Am I at risk and if so, what do I need to do to increase the security on my computer?
Thanks,
Karen

i have a problem whereby my bank account details are
under threat every time my two daughters go online. i
think it stems from 1 or 2 contacts from msn instant
messaging or hotmail accounts. these accounts have now