[triadtechtalk] Re: Armando and Howard: Re: AVG Anti-Virus SystemMain Page
- From: Rebecca Davis <davisrb@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: triadtechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 15 Sep 2001 11:06:43 -0500
Howard, these error messages just became disruptive in the last ten days and
no settings have been changed so I doubt that the Security settings is my
problem. Something has happened to my computer. I use Outlook Express 5. At
times I am not even able to click on a message without getting these error
messages. I have so little knowledge or even ability to understand much of
what I am being told, but I somehow envision a cumulative effect causing
even more problems unfolding. Rebecca
----- Original Message -----
From: "Howard" <bint@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Sent: Saturday, September 15, 2001 10:19 AM
Subject: [triadtechtalk] Re: Armando and Howard: Re: AVG Anti-Virus System
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>
> Rebecca Davis wrote:
>
> >Let me ask either of you something that is just indirectly related. When
I
> >have received one or more (probably more) of these error messages, all
the
> >icons on my task bar (am I correct in this identification?) disappear,
> >except that usually my IM and Gator icons remain. Does this mean these
> >things have been disabled, or what do they disappear? I can continue with
> >this status but am not very comfortable. If I install the anti virus
> >protector (assuming that I can even pull it up since mostly I am not able
to
> >pull up sites), will it go back and correct whatever is causing these
error
> >messages?
> >Thanks. Rebecca
> >
> Rebecca ... I'm not sure of the error messages you refer too. Obviously,
> I have been out of the loop for awhile and the error messages were
> missed by me. However, from the little bit of info above, it sounds to
> me as if you have your security settings for your browser set too high.
> Some people advocate using the highest security settings available, but
> it does limit your being able to see many web sites. You probably use
> some version of IE for your browser and I use Netscape so I'm not that
> well versed in the operation of IE. I do know that you can check and set
> these options by clicking on Tools/internet options/security in IE. The
> levels of protection limit what can and cannot be loaded as indicated
> beside each zone if you click on each of the icons at the top of the
> page. If you click on the slider bar on the left and move it up or down,
> it will tell you on the right side what the selected level will or won't
> allow you to do with your browser. As to the Task bar icon's
> disappearing, I have no idea why that is happening, but it certainly
> would be difficult negotiating your way around without them. I doubt
> that installing and running the AVG (or any other) antivirus will make
> your icons reappear, but if it does find and repair infected files, who
> knows what it may help. Sorry I am not more help with your problem.
>
> Howard
> bint@xxxxxxxxxxxx
>
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