alexandrebr

alexandrebr

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[quote]To what I read so far, this piece of software has a tendency to eat lots of chuncks from your cpu. I strongly recomend you to remove it, and make sure you always enter your internet banking using a limited account. This way, this plugin will work only during the session and will not be installed. You will still be using it's added security, but keeping your system clean.On WindowsXP, you can always create a shortcut like this:runas /user:myuseraccount iexplore.exeAnd it will run IE under

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[quote]Is OD allowed through your firewall?[/quote] Yes. Everything is as it should be. The problem is the incompatibility between the security tool and OD. In the link roberte indicated, there's another comment (the one before the last, posted by me) in which the blogger indicates that RD worked properly again after reinstalling Windows and not installing G-Buster.

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[quote]G-Buster Browser Defense, analysis and removalhttp://insanebits.blogspot.com/2007/04/g-buster-browser-defense-analysis-and.html[/quote] But the question is: is it worth to reduce security here when accessing my bank account because of OD or RD? I do really think there could be an improvement in terms of compatibility. Don't you think so? Anyway, the problem continued happenig after following Bichur's advice. The issue is really a kind of conflict between the way OD or R

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Hi, guys! Well... I've been facing a problem when using Objectdock after installing a security plugin provided by my bank site. I've done a clean install of XP here so that I could identify the reason Objectdock don't work properly (the same happens to Rocketdock). Indeed, after installing all Windows updates and the softwares I usually load here, Objectdock was working great. However, when loading the page of my bank account, I was asked to install some ActiveX contro

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Hi! Man, do exactly what I did: install system mechanic 6 (maybe another tool works), run a comprehensive care and that's it... the problem will be solved. It was that way I did here and now those arrows aren't worrying anymore.

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I'm having the same problem... what is interesting is that it began to happen after I have done a fresh install of XP. The arrows, instead of being linked to the folders, are near link which don't really take to any submenu. I wonder if someone has alrealdy a solution for it? Thx.

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