In a message dated 8/13/2004 3:18:10 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> You can't "get rid" of Visual C++, it's a M$ programming language. It was
> used to build IE and many other apps. You're probably going to have to ask
> AOL about the specific error, and they are just going to tell you to
> reinstall it for starters, so I'd try that first.
I thinking of doing that anyway, but I think I'm going to wait until I
get a few things on the hard drives straightened out and just reinstall
everything onto the 250 gig drive instead of the 40 that it's all on now. In fact,
just might buy another new drive and reinstall everything onto that and send
this one back to Gateway.
>
> You've asked once before I believe about Apropose and I replied. I believe
> you mean Apropos.
Yes, sorry, I was spelling the word instead of the program name. But
I don't recall ever getting any kind of a reply about this from anyone. I've
been looking and never saw one.
Enter Apropos spyware @Google and you see all the info you > need.
Thanks, Clint, I'll give it bash later tonight.
You also never replied as to which malware-removal program(s) you are >
> using to either identify it or remove it.
About a month ago AOL said that they had a free one, so I dl'd it and
it's found three spys so far, besides Apropos. I think it's just called, AOL
Spyware Protection.
Dale
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