-=PCTechTalk=- Re: spyware in kodac and AV

Backweb can be a legitimate tool for software to use.  Kodak uses it
in a legitimate way, though I would check the TOS and Privacy Policy
to insure they meet your needs.  If you run Ad-Aware or Spybot or
similar software, it may identify backweb as malware and delete it.
That could be the source of your error messages.  If Kodak is useful
software and you have read the TOS and PP and happy with them, then
after you totally uninstall Kodak, simply re-install it and the
error messages should go away.  If offered, use the Kodak
un-installer, if not use the Add/Remove utility in Control Panel.

Don 

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[mailto:pctechtalk-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Christine
Sent: Sunday, April 30, 2006 10:35 AM
To: pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: -=PCTechTalk=- spyware in kodac and AV 

I am also going to uninstall the kodac software as this updater
backweb file/error will not go away.  I looked up the error, sounds
like it could be hard to rid of. Hopefully uninstalling it will make
it go away but I have doubt.  If the virus scan works, I will try
downloading adaware and spybot and running those and the heck with
Nortons for now, I will try the free AV you suggested and download
zone alarm for now.

christine 


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