Re: Giantantispywareupdater

I don't really think he wants to remove part of the Microsoft Anti Spyware
beta program. It is there and running for a very good reason. If he removes
it he won't be able to update his software, as the process depends upon that
file. He just didn't know what it was. I guess many others don't either.

When the final program is released I am certain that all file names will
have been renamed appropriately.


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Richard Urban
Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User

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"George Hester" <hesterloli@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:eMzel4HkFHA.2444@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> No remove it if you can in Add\Remove. If the removal tries to get you to
> visit a site to remove it do NOT do that. Try to find in Google the right
> way to get rid of it. But more than likely you have an ActiveX in
> C:\Windows\Downloaded Program Files which you can see by going to the
> folder
> in the Command prompt and typing attrib hit <RETURN>. In fact do that
> attrib > dlcontents.txt and then notepad dlcontents.txt and paste the
> result
> here.
>
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> George Hester
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> "leonperrins" <leonperrins@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:FD19EB31-38B0-4230-850F-C874B8E77095@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> I have found this prog. running on my PC.
>> I have no recollection of downloading it.
>> What is it and should I leave it there?
>


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