Hi...I've been having some real slow response time and I think it's due
to Norton Anti-Virus.  By looking at the Windows Task Manager /
Processes, NAVAPSVC.EXE has a very high amount of Usage - it's
typically between 50 - 75% of the CPU.  And normally it's right around

I have met with this annoyance many times and I decide to take some time to
investigate this problem:
When I luanch my Symantec Antivirus 10.1 coporate client to do a full scan
of all my computer, it did not raise any alarm or detected anything.

When I use the beta2 Windows Defender to identify Startup Programs there are
three that are not recognized by Defender and I cannot find anything about
them on the net.
The information given is:-

How can I automatically set a start up script to run each time my computer
starts?  The script is to run at start up, after Windows has started, but
before any user is logged on. It cannot be  run by Task Manager because Task
Manager has not yet started. I have tried that, it ...

After going to Microsoft Update on my Windows XP Home system, I got a
"general installation failure" (error 0x80070643 or 1603) installation error
for MS06-33/917283 (Vulnerability in ASP.NET Could Allow Information
Disclosure).  I tried to install it several times, and it failed ...

I am getting the following event log. Based on this, am I being accessed by
another computer?
Event Type:    Error
Event Source:    MRxSmb

I am looking for a file protection system for my personal files at
home. I am running Windows XP Pro. I want to be able to encrypt my
files. Then if my computer dies, or I want to open those files on
another WinXP Pro computer I would like to have a password system to

I have Windows XP Professional and try to keep it updated. The last thing I
remember doing before this bizarre occurence was installing some updates
through AutoPatcher XP April 2006. It installed an update for Media Player
10, (though I have version 11 beta) among other updates. ...

hi , my hard disc drives are NTFS , and I encrypted some files . then I
changed windows but now I can not open those files. please guide me.
thanks

I just installed a new VPN solution for my company.  As a security
precaution, I'd like to have it check for the presence of sp2 before allowing
users login to the network.  Does anyone know what's a reliable way to detect
wheather sp2 is installed on a windows XP system?  What ...

somehow my encrypted folder got damaged and I can not read the folder any
longer "access denied"
any ideas?

What can my browser (IE or Netscape) or my system (Win XP SP2) expose
over the network?  How can I determine this for myself?
I coulda sworn there is a good web site (one or more) that displays
this information.  I have found ipinfo.info.  But I do not believe that

i cannot seem to turn on my auto updates on the main screen of security
centre but when i click on manage security settings-it says auto updates are
on?? plz help : /

I have been trying to instal XP SP2 on a remote PC using RDP and then VNC.  
It goes through the steps and crashes just after;
Checking product key
Checking for necesscary space

According to the MS06-035 documentation MailSlots are not enabled by default
on Windows XP SP2 workstations.  How do you determine if they are enable or
disabled?