FF get's me on...haven't tried IE7 to get in...i love Opera, but it doesn't work to log on. Just like Po' said...nothing works. I hit the "wand" get on for about 1 second and then it reverts to the default screen as if i never logged on.
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1. Private Messages (as everyone has already said) 2. Make this site functional with the Opera Broswer (thanks for pointed that out aimzzz): I have to get on via FF which means i'm always using 2 browsers to get in. 3. Make "polls" optional, not at every startup 4. Rating system needs to be changed, I've done over 100 SS's and when i dl someone's icons or what not, I'ld like to have my share of encouragement in the vote. Or else, jus
Thank you so much Citizen Bandit4edu, I really like it...finally a cool png for HijackThis <img
Just wondering if anyone would be kind enough to make a "HijackThis" icon or png... something a little more modern than what comes with the program which looks like a bundle of dynomite with a detonator. Thanks in advance
This is the coolest site i've found in my near 10 years on the internet...best wishes to all and merry Christmas to all........
Happy Kwanzaa Ya'll!!
For more info...here's a good place to go: http://www.liutilities.com/products/wintaskspro/processlibrary/iexplore/ Although, iexplorer.exe is a ms executable, it can still be an executable for a virus if you're having problems...
iexplorer - iexplorer.exe - Process Information Process File: iexplorer or iexplorer.exe Process Name: RapidBlaster parasite Description: iexplorer.exe is the executable for a virus that is a variant of the RapidBlaster parasite that downloads and displays advertising from an Internet location. This process should be removed to ensure your personal privacy. this is taken directly from http://www.liutilities
I am fairly certain that the process "iexplorer" is associated with a virus. You should have the process "explorer" running for your desktop to operate properly. I would suggest that you get a free registry cleaner here: http://www.hoverdesk.net/freeware.htm From the list of startup entries you can identify this process and go here for a solution: http://www.sysinfo.org/startuplist.php I hope this helps... <img src="http://images.stardo