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    youmightlikethis
    youmightlikethis (e2 Member)
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    20 Sep 2007 - 7:00 PM
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    a complete scan with norton 360 shows 1 threat dialer generic i thought broadband was dialer proof and when i check norton support they say pc is clear ?

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    miptog
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    20 Sep 2007 - 7:10 PM
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    Its classes as malicious, and hence, quite rightly detetected. However it can't dial down broadband.

    Mike

    BEVZED
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    20 Sep 2007 - 7:22 PM
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    Quote: can't dial down broadband.

    I hope not - mine come up with it yesterday (auto scan kicked in or I wouldn't have known).
    I found a box that had 'never dial-up' somewhere that was not ticked , it is now!

    mrcal
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    Quote: 'never dial-up' somewhere that was not ticked

    Unless you have left a modem plugged in as well as broadband, it wouldn't ever get out anyway.

    BEVZED
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    20 Sep 2007 - 9:00 PM
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    Phew - that's a relief! I am a right numpty and learning as I go along, it put the wind up me Smile
    Thanks
    Beverley

    Last Modified By BEVZED at 20 Sep 2007 - 9:00 PM
    peterkin
    20 Sep 2007 - 10:34 PM
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    Yes, Norton 360 picked it up on mine about a week ago, too. Then I had to get rid of it manually though I suspected it couldn't do anything on a broadband connection.

    Anyway, in the past I've always used Norton alongside a wonderful free security program called A-Squared but had failed to install it on my new computer. But this prompted me to download it again; it's ace at catching lots of nasties some of which Norton misses. Run it once a week to clear all sorts of nasties. I think the paid for version catches them as they try to download. Here's the link if you are interested...

    A-Squared Free

    Peter

    Last Modified By peterkin at 20 Sep 2007 - 10:48 PM
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